A TEXAS BIGFOOT ENCOUNTER | I INTERACTED WITH THE ENTIRE CLAN OF SASQUATCH (THEY SAVED MY LIFE!)
On this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I interview Amy from the state of Texas! She had some really amazing encounters with Bigfoot and some really important information to share with us! I believe Amy is being very honest and open about her experiences and you can tell they have traumatically affected her in many ways. We often hear of people having a Class A eye sighting with these beings but you don't often hear of people hanging out with them! This would be the 3rd report or so I have personally taken where the sasquatch openly interacts with a human being! This is honestly one of the best podcasts I have ever done and speaking with Amy really touched my heart on many levels! This report will keep you on your toes and begging for more! If you have an intense Bigfoot encounter you would like to share with me, please contact me some time at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com.
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2025-01-24
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<v Speaker 1>Hey guys, and welcome to Sasquatch Theory. In this video, <v Speaker 1>I interview Amy from Texas. She had one of the <v Speaker 1>most amazing Sasquatch encounters I have ever heard in my life. <v Speaker 1>I honestly learned so much from her experiences and it's <v Speaker 1>one of the best Bigfoot stories I have ever heard, <v Speaker 1>and I won't forget it. This is a very traumatic <v Speaker 1>encounter and you can tell it has deeply wounded Amy <v Speaker 1>and enlightened her at the same time. We often speculate <v Speaker 1>that the Sasquatch are pure evil and they are very dangerous. <v Speaker 1>But what if you were your child was saved by <v Speaker 1>one of these creatures, would you change your opinion about them? <v Speaker 1>I believe in theorize that people who have had cryptid <v Speaker 1>and paranormal activity are experiencing spiritual warfare, and if that <v Speaker 1>is the case, it will be something that science will <v Speaker 1>never be able to prove. I would like for all <v Speaker 1>my listeners to be respectful to Amy, and she has <v Speaker 1>really through a lot. If you guys can, please be <v Speaker 1>sure to show your support in the comments and let <v Speaker 1>her know how much this means to you that she <v Speaker 1>was able to open up and share her encounters with <v Speaker 1>all of us. We are called to love one another <v Speaker 1>and to encourage each other, and I hope you guys <v Speaker 1>do that. For Amy, could you imagine what it would <v Speaker 1>be like to be with a clan of Sasquatch and <v Speaker 1>interact with their baby. Well, you don't have to imagine it, <v Speaker 1>because Amy will put it in perspective. For all of us. <v Speaker 1>This is honestly every Bigfoot researcher's dream to interact with <v Speaker 1>these creatures and to make contact with them. Amy gives <v Speaker 1>us a clear view of what it's like to be <v Speaker 1>in the presence of a bigfoot creature and what their <v Speaker 1>world is truly like. If you guys can, please support <v Speaker 1>the channel by liking the video, commenting down below, and <v Speaker 1>subscribing to the channel. You can also purchase some merchandise <v Speaker 1>and it helps spread the word about Bigfoot and Sasquatch Theory. <v Speaker 1>All right, everyone, with all of that being said, let's <v Speaker 1>dive straight into Amy's Bigfoot encounters from the State of Texas. <v Speaker 1>All right, Amy, welcome to Sasquatch Theory. How are you <v Speaker 1>doing today. <v Speaker 2>I'm doing wonderful. Thank you, Miguel. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, it's an absolute pleasure to have you on the <v Speaker 1>show today. Amy if you would tell me a little <v Speaker 1>bit about yourself, where you're from, and your big foot <v Speaker 1>encounters and experiences from the very beginning. <v Speaker 2>Okay, So I think it's important to tell you how <v Speaker 2>I got here before I tell you where I've been. <v Speaker 2>So my name is Amy and I'm from Texas, and <v Speaker 2>I think that disclosure starts with one person at a time, <v Speaker 2>and it's just my disclosure. <v Speaker 1>Okayreciate you for sharing that with me, And if you <v Speaker 1>would tell me a little bit how you got to <v Speaker 1>these experiences and describe everything in detail, please, Okay. <v Speaker 2>I've waited a very long time to talk about this, <v Speaker 2>and I've listened to about five years worth of testimony <v Speaker 2>from other people to help me get here and validate <v Speaker 2>what I've been through. And everything just didn't click right <v Speaker 2>until I was able to sit through q HHT, which <v Speaker 2>is a regression therapy by Dolores Claiborne that I self <v Speaker 2>taught myself out of fear of being judged and not <v Speaker 2>knowing where to go. And it's also helped with some <v Speaker 2>teachings from the Monroe Institute, and I'm thankful for their <v Speaker 2>processes also because it's let me sit in my encounter <v Speaker 2>from a third person in process things a little bit <v Speaker 2>more clear because when fear starts, you can pull yourself <v Speaker 2>out and start over. And I did this over and <v Speaker 2>over until I knew I was okay in the lives <v Speaker 2>tell about it. When I talk about it, I feel <v Speaker 2>like when I talk about it, I feel like I'm <v Speaker 2>like dying all over again. So it's like it's like <v Speaker 2>a rewind from the end to get back to the beginning, <v Speaker 2>if that makes any sense. I think flash cards for today, <v Speaker 2>but I'm not even gonna look at them because they <v Speaker 2>don't even matter at this point. <v Speaker 1>Okay, definitely take your time on I'm with you, and <v Speaker 1>I support you, and I understand that you've been through <v Speaker 1>a lot and I can relate as well. So just <v Speaker 1>know that you're not alone, and don't be embarrassed or ashamed. <v Speaker 1>I'm with you and I understand. <v Speaker 2>Okay, Okay. I had honestly thought that my story wouldn't <v Speaker 2>die with me until you reached out to me in <v Speaker 2>the comments section of your channel. My encounter is not <v Speaker 2>your average encounter, and my whole life has felt like <v Speaker 2>an initiation into a world that others have no idea about. <v Speaker 2>It seems I've had a chamount of calling and a <v Speaker 2>spiritual awakening all at the same time. I'm in my <v Speaker 2>late forties and my encounters started when I was eight. <v Speaker 2>My grandfather was a Cherokee Indian, and I learned a <v Speaker 2>lot from him, but not by spoken words and languages <v Speaker 2>that you all are used to. These are languages used <v Speaker 2>by the universe. You know your heart. So having an <v Speaker 2>awakening can be both terrifying and wonderful. But lucky for me, <v Speaker 2>I have a lot of love and help and support <v Speaker 2>from my family and the help from a really special <v Speaker 2>friend that I call my family. I sent you a <v Speaker 2>copy of her picture. Her name is Ruth. Others would <v Speaker 2>be caredbied of her, but I'm not anymore. And I <v Speaker 2>call her family because that's what she is to me. <v Speaker 2>She is my family, but she is also my friend, <v Speaker 2>and I'm so thankful for her. The first time she <v Speaker 2>showed me she was still around me, and this was <v Speaker 2>also the moment that changed my life forever and brought <v Speaker 2>me here to you, Miguel. The first sign that I <v Speaker 2>had was when I had a sketch done of her, <v Speaker 2>and it was the final sketch and my husband brought <v Speaker 2>me up my book and I sat down and he <v Speaker 2>gave me this wonderful journey to start, and I just <v Speaker 2>stared at this sketch that my friend had done of her, <v Speaker 2>and I cried for hours after she sent it to me, <v Speaker 2>And to see her face again was like amazing. And <v Speaker 2>that's when everything just incredible started to happen. I woke <v Speaker 2>up the next morning and in my lotted finger print computer, <v Speaker 2>in every single document and in every single place I <v Speaker 2>had typed her name at, she had changed it from <v Speaker 2>the name that she had given me in my childhood <v Speaker 2>for her to her family name, and that was amazing, <v Speaker 2>and so things just really started to pick up after that. <v Speaker 2>And then it was a name that I was never <v Speaker 2>allowed to know, and I think that she knew my attentions, <v Speaker 2>and I think she knew I was ready to stop <v Speaker 2>dying and start living in the very foot prints that <v Speaker 2>kept me out of the woods when I was little <v Speaker 2>had now led me back and to find myself. So <v Speaker 2>when you write about someone in a formal document, use <v Speaker 2>their real name, right. So it was incredible to see <v Speaker 2>her real name and what it was and not the <v Speaker 2>name I had given her. I had called her root <v Speaker 2>because she smelled like root beer, and she also rooted <v Speaker 2>in plants and gathered and did things and loved arts <v Speaker 2>and crafts. So that was my name for her, and <v Speaker 2>that was that was the name that I understood, was hers. <v Speaker 2>And I now know that root is strong. A root <v Speaker 2>is strong, and it makes trees strong, and that is <v Speaker 2>the only way I can describe her. She was as <v Speaker 2>big as a tree and as strong as a root. <v Speaker 2>I remember thinking, I wonder if she had rolled into <v Speaker 2>sassafras plants or something to give her the smell of <v Speaker 2>root beer, you know, like nature's perfume. So that was <v Speaker 2>my first sign that she was around when she fixed <v Speaker 2>her name in my computer. And the next sign, literally <v Speaker 2>was the next day when she gifted me with a <v Speaker 2>Bible laying in the middle of my living room floor, <v Speaker 2>turned to the Bible verse Jeremiah three three three, and <v Speaker 2>I was shocked. And what's important about Jeremiah three thirty <v Speaker 2>three is that Jeremiah is the name of the first <v Speaker 2>person I ever confided in wholeheartedly about her. Jeremiah three <v Speaker 2>three three also says, call to me, and I will <v Speaker 2>answer you. I'll tell you marvelous and wonderful things that <v Speaker 2>you could never figure out on your own. And I <v Speaker 2>literally had to sit down because now she had given <v Speaker 2>me a Bible verse with someone that I had confided <v Speaker 2>in about her, and she had also given me her <v Speaker 2>name and now a Bible Verse with instructions on how <v Speaker 2>to use her name to help me on my journey. <v Speaker 2>So that was amazing and it was very thoughtful. And <v Speaker 2>so this is the straw that broke the camel's back, <v Speaker 2>and I had my answer on what I was supposed <v Speaker 2>to do. And this next thing that I'm going to <v Speaker 2>tell you that brought me to you is the walk <v Speaker 2>that changed everything for me and led me back to myself. <v Speaker 2>So before I left my house a morning back in <v Speaker 2>November this past November, I set my attention and spoke <v Speaker 2>to her in my mind because at this point all <v Speaker 2>these other crazy circumstances had happened. And I used her <v Speaker 2>name that she had given me in my computer, her <v Speaker 2>family name, and I said to her, if I'm supposed <v Speaker 2>to share what happened to me, will you please just <v Speaker 2>tell me, like, what am I supposed to do with <v Speaker 2>what happened to me? What do you want me to do? <v Speaker 2>And am I making the right decision? I also whispered <v Speaker 2>in my mind to her and to spirit, if I'm <v Speaker 2>supposed to help animals with my gifts that I've been given. <v Speaker 2>Please tell me. I already knew this is what I <v Speaker 2>was meant to do because I love animals and I <v Speaker 2>know it sweared, but they talked to me. The whole <v Speaker 2>ride there to the nature preserved, my body was like <v Speaker 2>vibrating and shaking and I was crying. My daughter just <v Speaker 2>held my hand and told me we could turn around. <v Speaker 2>And I remember Toe. The toe had given me some <v Speaker 2>really good advice when I asked him my question. I <v Speaker 2>asked him, like, how do you get over your fear <v Speaker 2>of going back in the woods when you're too scared? <v Speaker 2>And he told me find a safe person and start <v Speaker 2>with the toe. So that's what I did. I had <v Speaker 2>my daughter take me to a nature preserve and when <v Speaker 2>I got there, I literally just started with a toe. <v Speaker 2>So I knew I had that option. And when we <v Speaker 2>got there, I wipched my face and got out of <v Speaker 2>the car and looked to the woods and said two words, <v Speaker 2>armor on because that's what I say to myself. That <v Speaker 2>kind of helps me armor up to go through whatever <v Speaker 2>I'm going to have to go through that day. Thanks <v Speaker 2>to my father. He's amazing. And so we started our walk, <v Speaker 2>and the first thing that happened was a jeer waiting <v Speaker 2>by a dawn tree on it and we didn't see <v Speaker 2>him at first. When we got there, he kind of <v Speaker 2>blew his nose up in the air and turned. We <v Speaker 2>turned around, and he followed like beside us in the <v Speaker 2>side of the woodline, no more than fifteen feet And <v Speaker 2>as we walked, before we knew it, i'd walked over <v Speaker 2>a mile and I looked at my daughter and I said, <v Speaker 2>I want to tell you a story about Root. She <v Speaker 2>knew who Root was. I'd mentioned her in the past, <v Speaker 2>but I never told her what happened to me. So <v Speaker 2>I shared with her and we cried together, and then <v Speaker 2>we made it back to the very back of the <v Speaker 2>park where the buffalo were. And before I entered the <v Speaker 2>woods that morning, I started with a toe, and inside <v Speaker 2>my mind I whispered to spirit, like, if I'm supposed <v Speaker 2>to help animals, please let these buffalo come over to me, <v Speaker 2>like directly to me. So then we started our hike <v Speaker 2>and we got back to the buffalo pasture, and I <v Speaker 2>looked at my daughter, who would already told me to <v Speaker 2>quit talking to deer. Only I wasn't talking out loud. <v Speaker 2>So it was weird that she knew that. So I <v Speaker 2>get to the buffalo and I look at my daughter <v Speaker 2>and I tell her, I said, I know this is <v Speaker 2>going to sound crazy, and she's like more crazy than <v Speaker 2>your bigfoot. I said yes. I told her I'd mind <v Speaker 2>spoken to these buffalo and whatever help or spirit is <v Speaker 2>around me. And I told her that if I'm supposed <v Speaker 2>to be a shaman and animals, that these buffalo are <v Speaker 2>going to come over to me. And she was laughing. <v Speaker 2>She was like this is the most ridiculous thing, like okay, whatever. <v Speaker 2>So we start to walk and these buffalo are at <v Speaker 2>the very back of the pasture grazing, and as we walk, <v Speaker 2>they start to walk and my daughter's looking at me <v Speaker 2>like what. So we keep walking and they keep walking <v Speaker 2>like right towards us, And at first I was like, okay, <v Speaker 2>maybe nothing, but they keep walking right over to us <v Speaker 2>and stand directly in front of us. There was already <v Speaker 2>other people there that was like viewing them because there's <v Speaker 2>like a viewing platform and they had their binoculars. So <v Speaker 2>I thought, okay, maybe they're just coming over to see <v Speaker 2>everybody else. And I told her to stay here. And <v Speaker 2>so I wanted to see if they were like walking <v Speaker 2>to me. So I kept walking up the platform into <v Speaker 2>the very far end where there's no one, no one, <v Speaker 2>like no one around. And now this buffalo has her <v Speaker 2>baby with her and they're following me, and they walk <v Speaker 2>right over to me and stand directly in front of <v Speaker 2>me and stay by me the whole time. And at <v Speaker 2>this point, the people back on the platform and my <v Speaker 2>daughter's like bawling and they're like staring, like what is <v Speaker 2>going on? And I'm looking and it was amazing. And <v Speaker 2>now they just like they just like laid there right them, <v Speaker 2>right at my feet in stayed. So another mom that <v Speaker 2>literally brought their baby to me, and so I had <v Speaker 2>my answer. And my daughter walked down and she said, <v Speaker 2>she hugged me and she cried with me. She said, <v Speaker 2>let's go put your big head in the car. And <v Speaker 2>when I got to her car, inside the seat, inside <v Speaker 2>the passenger seat of a logged car, was one white <v Speaker 2>owl feather. And what's amazing about that feather is that <v Speaker 2>in high school I saved an how I had one <v Speaker 2>white feather. <v Speaker 1>That's incredible. <v Speaker 2>So now I had my answer. I don't you know <v Speaker 2>know what else I'm waiting on to share? And I <v Speaker 2>don't know what. So that's how I'm here, and that's <v Speaker 2>how I'm here to share what's happened to me with you, <v Speaker 2>because I had these amazing things all around me all <v Speaker 2>the time, and they've guided me to that. I'll be okay, <v Speaker 2>like share it. What are you waiting for? It's been <v Speaker 2>forty years. So here I am migil Here I am. <v Speaker 1>Well, I'm glad you contacted me. And that's an amazing <v Speaker 1>story that the buffalo came up to you and laid <v Speaker 1>out your feet and they brought their little one. And <v Speaker 1>the fact that you saved a white owl and you <v Speaker 1>found a white out feather in your seat, what do <v Speaker 1>you think the significance is with the white owl? <v Speaker 2>So the significance with that our feather is my senior <v Speaker 2>year in high school. I came from a small town. <v Speaker 2>In small towns, you don't have a whole lot to do, <v Speaker 2>and you don't have a whole lot of transportation anywhere. <v Speaker 2>So driving back from a football game one night, I <v Speaker 2>was a cheerleader in high school and sometimes we got <v Speaker 2>to drive our cars home from the football games, and <v Speaker 2>I was, oh, I'm so sorry. So the significance of <v Speaker 2>that white ol feather is one night, I was driving <v Speaker 2>home from a football game in between nothing towns, on <v Speaker 2>a long stretch of highway, in front of a power plant, <v Speaker 2>and it was just me in my car, in my <v Speaker 2>cheerleading uniform, in my letterman jacket. I know, I didn't <v Speaker 2>have my cheerleading uniform on. I just had a leatherman <v Speaker 2>jacket on in my clothes. I had changed into regular <v Speaker 2>clothes after the game. I was driving down the highway <v Speaker 2>and in front of a power plant. There was an <v Speaker 2>owl sitting in the middle of the road. And it <v Speaker 2>was about ten thirty four. It was ten thirty four <v Speaker 2>at night, and I came across an owl sitting in <v Speaker 2>the middle of the road, and I stopped with my <v Speaker 2>head lights on him, and he wasn't moving, and I <v Speaker 2>thought he was injured, and so I got out of <v Speaker 2>the car and I stood there staring at him, and <v Speaker 2>I saw his feathers blowing in the wind, and I thought, oh, <v Speaker 2>my god, like, you know, what if someone doesn't see <v Speaker 2>him and he gets hurt. And I didn't want him <v Speaker 2>to get rint over. And he wasn't moving, but I <v Speaker 2>took my jacket off and I wrapped it around him <v Speaker 2>and I picked him up. I carried him I way <v Speaker 2>to the passenger side of my car. I put him <v Speaker 2>in a seat, I shut the door, and I got <v Speaker 2>back in to the car to go home. And I <v Speaker 2>started the car ride home, and I just look over <v Speaker 2>there in the seat and like, he's just sitting there, <v Speaker 2>wrapped up in my jacket and my perfume. And I <v Speaker 2>have no idea how I even floated in my driveway <v Speaker 2>because the next time I looked at my clocket was <v Speaker 2>two am, a little after two am, and I was <v Speaker 2>sitting in my car in my driveway, and I look <v Speaker 2>over at that owl and like, surprisingly, he's awake, and <v Speaker 2>he has like blue flashlight eyes, and so I like wait, <v Speaker 2>I like snap out of whatever wherever I was, and <v Speaker 2>I'm like, oh my god, there's an hour in my car. <v Speaker 2>I have a new car, and my mom and my <v Speaker 2>dad are going to kill me, Like what if it <v Speaker 2>went to the bathroom in a seat. I had to <v Speaker 2>get this oul out of my car and we're okay, <v Speaker 2>And it had it dawn on me that I have <v Speaker 2>a little over three a little over three and a <v Speaker 2>half hours of missing time yet. And so I get <v Speaker 2>out of my car and I go to my passenger <v Speaker 2>side door, to let him out, and in one swoop, <v Speaker 2>he just swoops up back around and sits perched on <v Speaker 2>the top of my car, looking dead at me in <v Speaker 2>my eyes, and he was fine. And then he when <v Speaker 2>he swooped up and turned around to fly back on <v Speaker 2>my car, that's when I saw the one white olfeather <v Speaker 2>under his wing. And then he flew to the tree <v Speaker 2>right beside my room. And I have no idea how <v Speaker 2>he knew what tree was beside my room. And he <v Speaker 2>lived there next to my room, in that tree for <v Speaker 2>as long as I did in that home. But six <v Speaker 2>months after I saved him, my mom passed away. So <v Speaker 2>the significance of that one white owl feather inside my <v Speaker 2>seat of my daughter's lots car had so much more <v Speaker 2>meaning because not only did I save an owl that day, <v Speaker 2>but a part of me died that day. I just <v Speaker 2>didn't know. <v Speaker 1>It yet, all right, I appreciate you for sharing that <v Speaker 1>with me, and I'm sorry for your loss. And it <v Speaker 1>sounds like it's letting you know that the higher power <v Speaker 1>is watching over you. <v Speaker 2>That's exactly right, Okay, so exactly right? <v Speaker 1>Yeah, yeah, absolutely, So what else happened after this? And <v Speaker 1>continue on with your experiences? <v Speaker 2>Please, okay. So I guess let's just jump back into <v Speaker 2>it being eight, okay, because I pretty much got to <v Speaker 2>where I needed to get to to this point, and <v Speaker 2>I don't want to like sabotage myself, you know what <v Speaker 2>I mean. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, No, you're doing fine, So whatever you want to <v Speaker 1>talk about is completely fine with me. <v Speaker 2>Okay, So you just tell me where you want me <v Speaker 2>to go now, because that's just pretty much where I've <v Speaker 2>been or where i'm at now. I'm okay, I'm like, <v Speaker 2>I'm good, I'm okay. I can put you back in <v Speaker 2>my shoes now if you want. <v Speaker 1>Okay, that's fine, and you talk about whatever you want. <v Speaker 1>I'm really intrigued by your experiences and I feel like <v Speaker 1>I can relate to them, and I'm looking for answers myself. <v Speaker 1>So you take off wherever you want, and I'm all ears. <v Speaker 2>Okay, Okay. So I feel like my whole life has <v Speaker 2>been in initiation for where I'm at now and I have. <v Speaker 2>I guess you'll figure that out based on my experiences <v Speaker 2>and what I tell you, and I might leave some <v Speaker 2>things out of my experiences just for me, because just <v Speaker 2>for me. So okay. So my mom remarried when I <v Speaker 2>was little to my dad, my stepdad that I considered <v Speaker 2>my dad. She was amazing. And we moved to Arkansas <v Speaker 2>my grandfather. So when you when your mom remarries, you <v Speaker 2>kind of have like two families, so you have extra <v Speaker 2>of everybody, which is wonderful. So my grandparents in Arkansas <v Speaker 2>were very church like church people. They literally lived across <v Speaker 2>the street from the church. My grandmother was a church lady. <v Speaker 2>My grandfather was a church deacon and he helped with <v Speaker 2>the preacher on assisted sermons. He was a Sunday school teacher. <v Speaker 2>He was everything. He was amazing, and so we lived <v Speaker 2>right literally across the street. So we went twice a day, <v Speaker 2>sometimes three times a day. And I grew up in <v Speaker 2>the church environment and it wasn't until I moved to <v Speaker 2>Texas everything changed. Sometimes you move to towns that have secrets, <v Speaker 2>secrets you don't know about and you don't find out <v Speaker 2>about until you're there, and it's secrets nobody talks about, <v Speaker 2>so nobody knows how to help you. You don't even <v Speaker 2>know how to help yourself because you're not even allowed <v Speaker 2>to talk about it. So we moved to a town <v Speaker 2>in Texas, a small town and it probably had a <v Speaker 2>population of no more than nine hundred and fifty people <v Speaker 2>at the time, even though it only seemed like there <v Speaker 2>was about one hundred and fifty people. Maybe I don't <v Speaker 2>know why the sign says that, because I never saw <v Speaker 2>that many people. Literally, this town had a grocery store <v Speaker 2>that was inside of like a corner store that had <v Speaker 2>a burger store in the same place, so it was <v Speaker 2>a one stalk shop. You could get your burger, your <v Speaker 2>gash or groceries, everything in one place, and if you <v Speaker 2>wanted to go to the mall. It was such a <v Speaker 2>small town you literally had to drive eighty miles to <v Speaker 2>go to the mall and another forty miles just to <v Speaker 2>go to a movie, so there's nothing around you. We <v Speaker 2>lived in a little neighborhood at the edge of town. <v Speaker 2>Our neighborhood was a circle, and in the middle of <v Speaker 2>the neighborhood was a nursing home that a lady ran <v Speaker 2>out of her home. She was an older lady and <v Speaker 2>an older gentleman. But they have lots of kids there, <v Speaker 2>and the kids that went there were kids that belonged <v Speaker 2>to the teachers that went to my school, so it <v Speaker 2>was a safe community. And then right across the street <v Speaker 2>from the daycare was a nursing home, so my mom <v Speaker 2>was like a private nurse. And my mom worked at <v Speaker 2>that nursing home to take care of elderly people, and <v Speaker 2>she would take me to work with her a lot, <v Speaker 2>because I didn't have any friends. My friends were all <v Speaker 2>old people, which was amazing because they were safe. So <v Speaker 2>she took me to work with her and I read <v Speaker 2>to them and I played the piano for them, and <v Speaker 2>they were my friends. And I was the only girl <v Speaker 2>of that place with a little black rabbit pur codome. <v Speaker 2>I was the only girl in that town with a <v Speaker 2>little black rabbit per cover doome. I had to actually, <v Speaker 2>and I feel terrible about it. I know you should <v Speaker 2>never have work coats, but my mom bought it, poor me, <v Speaker 2>and she had one too, So Katie was like our deal. <v Speaker 2>And I also wanted to start off with telling you <v Speaker 2>that this is a very important part of my story too, <v Speaker 2>that my mom was in a very severe car accident <v Speaker 2>and she had to learn to rewalk again, and so <v Speaker 2>I was just that she had recovered at this point <v Speaker 2>when she started working at this nursing home. But it's <v Speaker 2>important that I tell you that now because it plays <v Speaker 2>into the part of the story about what attracted the <v Speaker 2>female Bigfoot to me and my mom because she had <v Speaker 2>an inter baby. The female Bigfoot had an inter baby <v Speaker 2>and she saw my mom being a nurse at that <v Speaker 2>nursing home. So okay, I won't get there yet. Let <v Speaker 2>me just back up. I just needed to insert that <v Speaker 2>part about the nursing home into my story. Past and <v Speaker 2>weeks leaving leading up to my encounter, I went to <v Speaker 2>a birthday party. It's a birthday party I'd never been <v Speaker 2>to before, and it was for also a birthday party <v Speaker 2>for a new friend. And he was amazing. He wasn't <v Speaker 2>like any other person I'd ever seen. He was, oh man, <v Speaker 2>he was a real Indian. He wore like real Indian feathers, <v Speaker 2>and he has like real like turquoise beating and I <v Speaker 2>mean just amazing. And I went to his birthday party. <v Speaker 2>And at this birthday party, I was I wore my <v Speaker 2>black rabbit bur coat everywhere. So I'm just going at <v Speaker 2>inserting that into your memory. That picture of this little blonde, <v Speaker 2>curly haired girl was a black rabbit bur coat on <v Speaker 2>when I'm talking, because that's also important part to my story. <v Speaker 2>So I'm at this birthday party and there's all these <v Speaker 2>drums and these flutes and this beautiful music and this <v Speaker 2>dancing and this I don't know, whatever Indian, real Indians <v Speaker 2>do at birthday parties or whatever they're celebrating is amazing. <v Speaker 2>And it's like a magical flute music box. Just being there. <v Speaker 2>And I now know that's where I met her at <v Speaker 2>because they're their drums brought her in to that birthday party. <v Speaker 2>Oh yeah, I didn't know it at the time. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, okay, take your time. <v Speaker 2>So we're dancing around this birthday party and we have <v Speaker 2>like wolf python and you know, just whatever real Indian spirits, <v Speaker 2>not real Indian children to play with. Not that they <v Speaker 2>didn't call me a ru Indian child, it's just, you know, <v Speaker 2>you don't really know what to do when you're mixed. <v Speaker 2>When you get thrown into a birthday party that don't <v Speaker 2>have a like a happy birthday a normal heavy birthday song, <v Speaker 2>it's amazing, though I'm not like putting any Indian birthday down. <v Speaker 2>It's fabulous. So I didn't think nothing about it. I <v Speaker 2>went got back home and it was on a week <v Speaker 2>in morning it would have been October. And I know <v Speaker 2>that it was October because my mom had me a <v Speaker 2>homemade Halloween costume mate, but I would never wear it <v Speaker 2>because I would never go outside again for a very <v Speaker 2>long time after this day. So I leave my house. <v Speaker 2>I woke my mom up that morning to tell her <v Speaker 2>I was going to go play, and I put my <v Speaker 2>black rabbit for a coat on. I put my jelly <v Speaker 2>sandals on. They were pearl colored. I put my red <v Speaker 2>knicker any pants on. They're like red pants that come <v Speaker 2>down to your like knees, you know, like your cap, <v Speaker 2>you know, like those knee nicker pants. And my hair <v Speaker 2>was still in my pigtails. And I got on my <v Speaker 2>back to go get lost. And the thing about wanderers, <v Speaker 2>it's not all wanderers, are we just like to go play. <v Speaker 2>So I headed down. I left our house and past <v Speaker 2>the road, past the middle of the neighborhood, which would <v Speaker 2>have been the nursing home in the daycare, got to <v Speaker 2>the back of the neighborhood, cut down the neighbor's driveway, <v Speaker 2>and laid my bike at the back of the barber fence. <v Speaker 2>And I was going to go into the woods by myself. <v Speaker 2>This day. I usually didn't play in the woods by myself. <v Speaker 2>And back then you could play in the woods and <v Speaker 2>you were okay, like you weren't really worried about much, <v Speaker 2>and so we played at the back. I laid my <v Speaker 2>bike down by the barber fence, and I took my <v Speaker 2>coat off and I laid it on top of the <v Speaker 2>bar our fence so that I could weave my way <v Speaker 2>through it and not get poked, and then I put <v Speaker 2>my coat back on, so the only fur that was <v Speaker 2>in that fence was from me and my coat. And <v Speaker 2>I headed back out to a pond. And back at <v Speaker 2>this pond, there was like an old, broken down treehouse <v Speaker 2>that nobody really played in, and there was like a <v Speaker 2>berry bush around it that like there was research snakes <v Speaker 2>in at times, so I wasn't really sure. I wasn't <v Speaker 2>really had no plans of getting up in it. So <v Speaker 2>I headed back there to the tree. Say. When I <v Speaker 2>got there, it was fixed up. I remember thinking, oh <v Speaker 2>my god, like somebody fixed his treehouse up. This is amazing, <v Speaker 2>like I thought they did it for me, And it <v Speaker 2>was perfect. It looked like a Hershey kiss and it <v Speaker 2>was like not really big, and it was kind of <v Speaker 2>built around the other one that was there. So I <v Speaker 2>kind of felt safe because I knew what was there <v Speaker 2>under it, and so I didn't even care about the <v Speaker 2>pokyberry brush that I wahed and waded my way through, <v Speaker 2>or if there was snakes or nothing. It's like, I <v Speaker 2>was like, what what this is amazing? I was like <v Speaker 2>in a trance, and I don't really really really think <v Speaker 2>I was thinking about nothing. I just climbed right up <v Speaker 2>in it. I'll give it a second thought. And when <v Speaker 2>I got in side it, I was like, this is <v Speaker 2>not right, Like I knew immediately, like this is a nest. <v Speaker 2>Like the branches were like rewaved together, like backwards and <v Speaker 2>together and were like broken off in place. And I <v Speaker 2>guess I don't know how I got up in this tree, <v Speaker 2>because when I got up in it and I tried <v Speaker 2>to get out of it, I couldn't. I looked out <v Speaker 2>of this hole round hole and had more. I looked <v Speaker 2>out of it. I looked down and realized how far <v Speaker 2>up I climbed, And then when I looked around, there <v Speaker 2>were big, huge, mongous poop piles like land mines everywhere, <v Speaker 2>And I was like, what is going on? And I <v Speaker 2>knew I knew, I knew I was in trouble, and <v Speaker 2>I knew my mom wasn't one hundred percent awake. When <v Speaker 2>I left my house and that nobody in the world <v Speaker 2>knew where I was, no one, and so I like <v Speaker 2>sat there, and when you're sitting in and when you're <v Speaker 2>when I was sitting in this nest, you can see <v Speaker 2>out the hole and you could see like the pond <v Speaker 2>in front of it. So the tree was like right <v Speaker 2>next to the pond. And when you're in the nest, <v Speaker 2>it's like it looks like you're actually in the pond, <v Speaker 2>but over to the side of the pond where all <v Speaker 2>the stopless. And I start crying. I'm yelling for help, <v Speaker 2>I'm screaming. I'm like, no one's coming, no one knows <v Speaker 2>where I am, and I'm going to die here because <v Speaker 2>inside of this nest it's like muffled, like you can't <v Speaker 2>hear anything. It's like a container. And you could smell it, <v Speaker 2>like inside of the nest with a smell that I <v Speaker 2>now know was her baby, because the smell was like <v Speaker 2>a little musty. But I don't and I'm not trying <v Speaker 2>to be rude, and I mean, this is the nicest <v Speaker 2>way possible. And if you're homeless and you're listening to this, <v Speaker 2>maybe I'm sorry. I'm not trying to put you down <v Speaker 2>because I know you'll go through a lot, but it's <v Speaker 2>smelt like a woman who works on her vitual cycle <v Speaker 2>and hadn't bathed for a long time, mixed with must <v Speaker 2>and a smell. <v Speaker 1>Of a of a. <v Speaker 2>Of the primate part at the zoo mixed together. And <v Speaker 2>so I'm sitting in there and I'm just like my fur. <v Speaker 2>I know that sounds weird to say, but my fur <v Speaker 2>is like absorbing everything inside of this nest, and I'm <v Speaker 2>absorbing everything aside this nest, and I honestly think like <v Speaker 2>I'm starting to die, like like I'm giving up, and <v Speaker 2>I'm sitting in this nest. And so the only way <v Speaker 2>I can describe it to you is if you can <v Speaker 2>imagine being in your backyard and looking through your fence. <v Speaker 2>How you can see through the cracks of a fence, <v Speaker 2>you know, those small cracks in between you can kind <v Speaker 2>of see what's on the other side, but not really. <v Speaker 2>And so that was what it was like, sitting in <v Speaker 2>this nest, like trying to look out and see what <v Speaker 2>we're what's going on, because the air changed all of <v Speaker 2>a sudden, it got thicker, like you're sitting in cloudstick, <v Speaker 2>and like the next thing to go was like my <v Speaker 2>hearing boom, hearing gone nothing. You know, like if you're <v Speaker 2>watching the movies and you see those soldiers near the bombs, <v Speaker 2>you know, the ones that are in those big suits <v Speaker 2>that go to dismantle the bar and that bomb goes off, boom, <v Speaker 2>and you see that blast come and yet they lose <v Speaker 2>their hearing. That's like what it felt like, like just <v Speaker 2>a big wave of boom and my hearing was gone. Kay, <v Speaker 2>And I'm sitting in this nest and my hearing's gone. <v Speaker 2>My tears are dried on my face. I'm looking out <v Speaker 2>at this pond and the water starts to ripple, and <v Speaker 2>I'm like, this is bad, like and you just like <v Speaker 2>I just like, I'm like, Okay, whatever sick's going to <v Speaker 2>happen is going to happen. All I could think about <v Speaker 2>was like, this is what it feels like to get <v Speaker 2>attacked by a shark. You know, when you're like sitting <v Speaker 2>in the water and you're just dangling there and you're <v Speaker 2>like no sums beneath you and you don't know where <v Speaker 2>it is. Well, that's kind of like what I was feeling. <v Speaker 2>And so then I see that like that gets black. <v Speaker 2>I'm like, oh my god, Like the weather's changing. This <v Speaker 2>is getting horrible, like it shouldn't be dark out, Like <v Speaker 2>I'd probably been in this nest for over two hours <v Speaker 2>now and no one came. And it's not that far <v Speaker 2>back in the woods, not far back at all, like <v Speaker 2>not even a mile back, and not even half a <v Speaker 2>mile back in the woods away from people. So why <v Speaker 2>no one came for me? I have no idea. But <v Speaker 2>what they say is when people don't go to children <v Speaker 2>crying in the woods, it's the truth. Nobody comes to <v Speaker 2>children crying in the woods. So I'm sitting in this <v Speaker 2>nest and the water struck to ripple, kind of like <v Speaker 2>I'm so sorry, Like my body goes into truck when <v Speaker 2>I get to this part. <v Speaker 1>You're doing great, so just take your time, take a <v Speaker 1>deep breath, and know that I'm right here with you. <v Speaker 2>Okay, okay. So the water starts to ripple and it <v Speaker 2>gets dark, and it's not the weather, because I'm looking <v Speaker 2>out of this round hole and it's still bright out <v Speaker 2>of the hole, so I know that it's not the weather, <v Speaker 2>and I know that it's something on the other side. <v Speaker 2>But she's so big it's not a cloud. It with <v Speaker 2>her body, and it was blacked out from her body, <v Speaker 2>and I think she's trying to figure out what's inside, <v Speaker 2>because she kept like pacing, kind of like someone pass <v Speaker 2>where they're trying to make a decision on what to do. <v Speaker 2>And then there's just a little girl in this that's <v Speaker 2>crying for And the next week, I know, all of <v Speaker 2>a sudden, standing in front of me is a huge, giant, <v Speaker 2>hairy black lady figures in a tree, standing right in <v Speaker 2>front of me, and she's looking dead at me. There's <v Speaker 2>nowhere I could look but at her, because her face <v Speaker 2>took up the entire opening of this tree, and she <v Speaker 2>was directly in front of the nests I was in <v Speaker 2>and the same height, like they were the same. And <v Speaker 2>I'm looking at her face and the only way I <v Speaker 2>can describe her eyes to you is that she has <v Speaker 2>doctor Pepper eyes, the same size as doctor Pepper Can's <v Speaker 2>the same color as a doctor Pepper can, all the <v Speaker 2>way down to the red on the outside, to the <v Speaker 2>amber brown on the inside, to the aluminum all the bottom. <v Speaker 2>Her eyes cycled through three different colors. When they got <v Speaker 2>to the opening, they cycled through brown, red aluminum. My <v Speaker 2>body went numb and I played dead. I was hoping <v Speaker 2>that if I didn't move, that she would think I <v Speaker 2>was a dead animal in this mess, and she would leave. <v Speaker 2>That's not what she did. I don't know why. It <v Speaker 2>was really hard to process staring at something that isn't <v Speaker 2>supposed to be there, and I'm staring in these doctor <v Speaker 2>Pepper eyes, and I'm looking at the space that is <v Speaker 2>huge and looks tired and weathered and worn. And when <v Speaker 2>she first got to me, she like yawned really big, <v Speaker 2>how a dog yawns when they're nervous. And that's after <v Speaker 2>she like looked around everywhere like kind of panic, and <v Speaker 2>she yawned really big, like a dog would yawn when <v Speaker 2>they're nervous. And when she did, I could see her teeth. <v Speaker 2>Her chees were the biggest teeth I've ever seen in <v Speaker 2>my whole life. And I've had horses and I've been <v Speaker 2>inside horses house. It is nothing like a horse's teeth. <v Speaker 2>They're way bigger. I don't even know how to describe <v Speaker 2>on to you other than the biggest chicklets you've ever <v Speaker 2>seen in your life, put in the top of the <v Speaker 2>biggest person you've ever seen in your life. And when <v Speaker 2>she yawned, the outside light shines through her cheek there <v Speaker 2>was a hole in her cheek and her teeth were <v Speaker 2>broken off in that spot, and I knew she had <v Speaker 2>been injured, like instantly, Like I knew she had been <v Speaker 2>injured because her teeth and the scar and the injury <v Speaker 2>on her face were all in the same spot. So <v Speaker 2>I don't know maybe if it was she like can <v Speaker 2>fit through it, or in the injury that she had <v Speaker 2>I now know. I'll get say that part in a minute, kah. <v Speaker 2>And so I'm looking at her and she's looking at me, <v Speaker 2>and she's in shock, and I'm in shock, and I <v Speaker 2>think this is the point where like I think this <v Speaker 2>is the point where I like died because I don't <v Speaker 2>know why, but I did the strangest think, you know. <v Speaker 2>I held my hands out like a baby would you <v Speaker 2>to be picked up, and she reached in the nest <v Speaker 2>and picks me up, and she gets me out of <v Speaker 2>the nest and she sits me down, and I'm gonna <v Speaker 2>like skip up a little bit because I'm going to <v Speaker 2>shock a little bit. But I know that it was <v Speaker 2>the she because when she was putting me on the <v Speaker 2>ground and my clothes were bunched up from when she <v Speaker 2>pulled me out of the nest and she was setting <v Speaker 2>me down her like nipple drugged down the side of <v Speaker 2>my skin, and I knew it was a she ya. <v Speaker 2>And the next thing I know, I'm out asleep, and <v Speaker 2>I wake up and I'm laying on the ground and <v Speaker 2>I'm buy her baby, and I'm by another female bigfoot <v Speaker 2>that's older. I can only think it's her mom and <v Speaker 2>a coller skinny one that looks like a volleyball a <v Speaker 2>basketball player, and they're all standing around me except her baby. <v Speaker 2>Her baby is sitting on the ground with his legs <v Speaker 2>like with his legs straight out and his hands are <v Speaker 2>like in the middle of his legs because he was <v Speaker 2>playing with things sticks and rocks like they were matchbox cars. <v Speaker 2>And I didn't know what to do. I was shocked, <v Speaker 2>and it was terrifying to be around people that were <v Speaker 2>bigger than trees. And I don't know how to like <v Speaker 2>break this apart to tell you about it. So I <v Speaker 2>this is when I start to go in shock, and <v Speaker 2>I have to like view my encounter from third person <v Speaker 2>so that I know that I'm a safe and that <v Speaker 2>I'm alive. And so it wasn't until I was able <v Speaker 2>to do this that I was able to see my <v Speaker 2>encounter exactly for what it was, because when I tried <v Speaker 2>to tell it from first person, I can't get past <v Speaker 2>how big they are and how terrifying it was that <v Speaker 2>I kind of just like blank out, and there's lots <v Speaker 2>of time I cannot account for, and lots of time <v Speaker 2>I cannot get back that I don't know what happened. <v Speaker 2>So I'm sitting on the ground across from this little <v Speaker 2>baby Bigfoot, and he's the only one I'm looking at <v Speaker 2>at this point, I'm not worried about the other ones, <v Speaker 2>because right now I'm just worried about the one that's <v Speaker 2>my face, in my face, like the size of me. <v Speaker 2>And at this point, like you pretty much know, like <v Speaker 2>there's nothing you can do, like where you're going to go. <v Speaker 2>Like I didn't have no shoes. She took my shoes off. <v Speaker 2>I woke up, I didn't have no shoes on. The <v Speaker 2>grandmother Bigfoot had my shoes over by her, And so <v Speaker 2>I'm just sitting on the ground with no shoes on, <v Speaker 2>in a fur coat across from them, and they're like <v Speaker 2>rubbing my fur trying to figure out like what I am. <v Speaker 2>And I'm trying to figure out like what they are, <v Speaker 2>and so I remember I told you that the baby <v Speaker 2>Bigfoot has his legs out in front of him. Well, <v Speaker 2>I set up and I put my legs out in <v Speaker 2>front of me the same way, and my hand's the <v Speaker 2>same way in front of me. I have no idea why. <v Speaker 2>It's the weirdest thing I know. And I already told <v Speaker 2>you about the injury that was on her face, right, yeah, <v Speaker 2>to take my toes. And I'm sitting across from the <v Speaker 2>baby Bigfoot. And at this point, the other one had <v Speaker 2>the tall, skinny one that looked like a basketball player, <v Speaker 2>was already back up in a tree like she stayed <v Speaker 2>up there looking out. He never left it, like he <v Speaker 2>had rubbed my fur and wasn't interested and went back <v Speaker 2>up and stayed there. The grandmother Bigfoot had already set <v Speaker 2>back on this big log. And I know this is <v Speaker 2>going to sound crazy. I know she was braiding a <v Speaker 2>basket made out of a parachute that was old, a <v Speaker 2>parachute that was like discarded, and it was like she <v Speaker 2>had braided it and weaved it with like parts of <v Speaker 2>the parachute, but parts with some leaves and parts with vines. <v Speaker 2>And she's also looking at the pattern on my jelly <v Speaker 2>sandals because they were braided, so I was thinking. I <v Speaker 2>wasn't thinking anything at that point. It wasn't until after <v Speaker 2>I tell you this next part that I realized what <v Speaker 2>she was doing with my shoes. So I was sitting <v Speaker 2>across from the baby that was sitting on the ground <v Speaker 2>and my feet. I took my toes and I like <v Speaker 2>rubbed the bottom of his feet and his legs didn't move, <v Speaker 2>and that's how I knew he was injured. And I <v Speaker 2>thought immediately like boom, like, oh my god, like these <v Speaker 2>two have been injured together, like whatever happened to them, <v Speaker 2>Like they were hurt together. And I remember taking my <v Speaker 2>hands and like rubbing his legs and they were cold, <v Speaker 2>like they weren't moving, and I got like scared, like <v Speaker 2>because I was terrified because he was like really close <v Speaker 2>to me. And then I realized, like, oh my god, <v Speaker 2>like I'm touching a person with hair and like I <v Speaker 2>don't know, okay. And so the basket, there was two baskets. <v Speaker 2>The grandmother Boofut was making new him, but there was <v Speaker 2>also one an older basket that was already made. And <v Speaker 2>I don't know why, but I like I felt like <v Speaker 2>I was food. I felt really scared, So I got <v Speaker 2>up and I ran as as I could bear but <v Speaker 2>it and I climbed in that basket. The other basket <v Speaker 2>schooler scale really is little at the bottom, and he <v Speaker 2>had like this cover over the top, but not like <v Speaker 2>a cover that not like a cover that latched, just <v Speaker 2>like a cover that like flapped over the door, you know, <v Speaker 2>like cover like a bigfoot baby backpack like that kept <v Speaker 2>off dry that the mom carried on her back. Because <v Speaker 2>I realized now that this baby was injured and couldn't walk. <v Speaker 2>Because when I ran back to the basket and jumped <v Speaker 2>inside of it, he crawled on his arms and his <v Speaker 2>hands really fast after me, like fast, like you wouldn't <v Speaker 2>think something that was injured to crawl that fast. Like <v Speaker 2>it was terrifying how he crawled. When he crawled over <v Speaker 2>to the basket I was in, I could see like <v Speaker 2>through the cracks of the basket. And when he like <v Speaker 2>crawled over to the basket I was in, he was <v Speaker 2>like smelling around the bottom of it, like all around <v Speaker 2>really fast, and I was terrified. I didn't know what <v Speaker 2>to do. I just stayed in it, and then he <v Speaker 2>went back to She would bring them like sticks and <v Speaker 2>stuff and bring it bring things back for him to do, <v Speaker 2>and he would keep them all too hide And I <v Speaker 2>got out of the basket and I went over back <v Speaker 2>by him and sat down. And at this point she <v Speaker 2>would like fade in and out like disappear, you know, <v Speaker 2>like blend in with the environment. And I gen't really <v Speaker 2>know what she was doing at first because all of <v Speaker 2>the other ones were there, Like why did she keep <v Speaker 2>doing this? And so like when she would disappear in <v Speaker 2>my mind, she would say, hey, move like hey moo, <v Speaker 2>and a really beautiful like pong. She would go hey <v Speaker 2>moo and disappear, and then the little baby bigfoot would move. <v Speaker 2>He would move like a little baby cow, and she <v Speaker 2>would come back. And they did this over and over <v Speaker 2>over and over countily. Humans, right, we don't catch on <v Speaker 2>to things. And that's when I realized they were trying <v Speaker 2>to tell me his name, he MoU, what's his name? <v Speaker 2>And it was so sweet now that I think about it, <v Speaker 2>how they tried to teach me because I wasn't learning. <v Speaker 2>And then I realized, like from viewing my counter from <v Speaker 2>third person and I looked down at the ground, it <v Speaker 2>was like a dirty kaleidoscope, like simples and tree structures <v Speaker 2>and this really cool little city he had made. While <v Speaker 2>he said, down there on the ground injured, it was <v Speaker 2>amazing and like something started to happen, you know, like <v Speaker 2>I don't know, like where we went, like where she <v Speaker 2>took me wasn't like other places, Like it was different. <v Speaker 2>The colors were different. Here. The tree that she went <v Speaker 2>through to get to where we were like opened up <v Speaker 2>into something crazy I've never seen before. She took a <v Speaker 2>dried up creek bed to get to the tree where <v Speaker 2>we were at, and it was like being in like <v Speaker 2>an imaginary snow globe, but a real life one with <v Speaker 2>these really incredible people, and it was like nothing else <v Speaker 2>in the world even mattered. While I was with them. <v Speaker 2>I didn't care if I went home. I didn't care <v Speaker 2>if I was going to be eaten anymore. I didn't <v Speaker 2>care what was going to happen to me. I couldn't <v Speaker 2>hear anything out of my ears, and I think that <v Speaker 2>was on purpose, because I think they were actually having <v Speaker 2>conversations that they didn't want me to hear. And I <v Speaker 2>know that sounds crazy, but I think they were saying <v Speaker 2>some things that I wasn't supposed to know, and I <v Speaker 2>think that's why I didn't have any hearing, and so <v Speaker 2>something started to happen. Things started to change, and the <v Speaker 2>mail watched her bigfoot that stayed in the tree. He <v Speaker 2>crawled down backwards backwards. He had three trees all in <v Speaker 2>a row that were dug down into the ground upside down, <v Speaker 2>so the branches that were like if a tree is <v Speaker 2>upside down, the branch is downwards, kind of like a ladder, right, <v Speaker 2>so he could use those when he like climbed down. <v Speaker 2>It was crazy. And I like get instant terrors when <v Speaker 2>I see the electricity poleworkers climb down with because it <v Speaker 2>just takes me right back to watching him. And this <v Speaker 2>is the only time my hearing came back during my <v Speaker 2>encounter was when he came down out of that tree <v Speaker 2>and he did three wood knocks on these trees with <v Speaker 2>the palm of his hand. Boom boom boom, one tree <v Speaker 2>after another. And do you know the sound Have you <v Speaker 2>heard Scott Carpenter's tape from Survivor Man episode where it <v Speaker 2>has that but that's his voice? <v Speaker 1>Can you describe it? What was on Scott Carpenter's film. <v Speaker 2>That just that rant at the very end that I <v Speaker 2>can't really describe it because I'm not that toney and <v Speaker 2>also ridiculous Miguel. But it was that yeah, that that <v Speaker 2>just that rant that where he did those three patterns, <v Speaker 2>like that's exactly the big foot for my encounter. That's <v Speaker 2>exactly his voice. And I I'm so sorry, Like my <v Speaker 2>body is like shaking all over right now, and that's him. <v Speaker 2>I was like, oh my god, like how indy heck, <v Speaker 2>Like I've seen that bigfoot that made that voice. So <v Speaker 2>that was amazing. And when he made those noises like <v Speaker 2>it was time to go, like she she like walked <v Speaker 2>over to me and I was out And the next <v Speaker 2>thing I know, we are moving through a field next <v Speaker 2>to the daycare by my home. And I know we <v Speaker 2>were going home because I could hear the way the <v Speaker 2>cold metal swing sounds when it's blowing in the wind. <v Speaker 2>You know the way that cold metal sound that free <v Speaker 2>free Well, I heard that, and I knew she was <v Speaker 2>taking me home, and I knew I was okay. And <v Speaker 2>so she's moving through a field and I can hear <v Speaker 2>the like you know that taw. I don't know if <v Speaker 2>it's like tall like wheat whatever that hay colored field <v Speaker 2>grass is, it's it's in field. I don't really know, <v Speaker 2>but you could hear it like ripping between her fur <v Speaker 2>when we're moving. And this is what I want to <v Speaker 2>tell you. A lot of people like compare them to things. <v Speaker 2>And I know what I'm fit going to tell you <v Speaker 2>doesn't make any sense, And I have no idea why <v Speaker 2>I feel this way. But you remember when I told <v Speaker 2>you I saw her face at the opening of the tree, <v Speaker 2>and she cycles through three lenses kind of like if <v Speaker 2>when you go to an aptoss kind of like a <v Speaker 2>crocodile lens a crocodile eye how when they're in the water, <v Speaker 2>and that that film will come over when they blink. Well, <v Speaker 2>that's what her eyes did when she blinked, like that's <v Speaker 2>the colors that happened, And that's the way they looked <v Speaker 2>when they were different colors. And so I say that <v Speaker 2>because when we were moving through the field, I could <v Speaker 2>feel her like skin under her fur, like you know <v Speaker 2>how like a when a crocodile's linger alligator's laying in <v Speaker 2>the water, you'll see that water like spitter spatter when <v Speaker 2>it like sprinkles up on top of their backs when <v Speaker 2>they do whatever in the water to make all them <v Speaker 2>bubbles come up. That's what it felt like her skin <v Speaker 2>was doing like it just felt like all this energy <v Speaker 2>under it, but it felt like it felt like the <v Speaker 2>way that water moved on top of a crocodile's back <v Speaker 2>when she moved. And we get to the to the <v Speaker 2>barber or fence line, because remember I entered into woods <v Speaker 2>at one spot, so she was returning me in a <v Speaker 2>separate spot that wasn't where I entered at. This was <v Speaker 2>closer to my house. She had actually taken enough thoughts <v Speaker 2>to drop me off next to a daycare. You can't <v Speaker 2>get more thoughtful than to drop a kid off at daycare. <v Speaker 2>When we got next to when we were still in <v Speaker 2>the field next to the daycare, and also still in <v Speaker 2>a field that had Okay, so we're in the field <v Speaker 2>next to the daycare and she sets me up on <v Speaker 2>like a I now know it's a stump, and she <v Speaker 2>stands me up on it. And do you know how <v Speaker 2>if you take your hands and it's a sunny day <v Speaker 2>and you put your hands over your eyes to like <v Speaker 2>look out, but the sun is like in your face, <v Speaker 2>so you have your eyes over your eyebrows to look out. Well, <v Speaker 2>that's what what she did to her face, and she <v Speaker 2>put it on my face, so her hands are above <v Speaker 2>her eyebrows. Both of them interlace together, and she puts <v Speaker 2>them over my eyebrows in the same spot, and in <v Speaker 2>my mind, she projects into my mind an emergency call <v Speaker 2>that I know is an emergency call. And I tell <v Speaker 2>you how I know that later, and she also projected <v Speaker 2>a picture of the people that hit her and her <v Speaker 2>baby with their car, and she tells me she didn't <v Speaker 2>tell me, but it was a feeling of the most <v Speaker 2>low I've ever felt in my entire life. You're going <v Speaker 2>to be okay, and I love you. And that's after <v Speaker 2>she projected the emergency call in my mind, and after <v Speaker 2>she projected the images of the two people that hit <v Speaker 2>her and her baby with their car, and she picks <v Speaker 2>me up to put me over the fence. And when <v Speaker 2>she did, I guess at this point, like all my <v Speaker 2>bodily senses had started to come back to me, and <v Speaker 2>my wasn't really numb anymore, and I kind of could <v Speaker 2>feel things again, and I just peed started to pee everywhere, <v Speaker 2>all over me, all over her. And when she was <v Speaker 2>putting me over the barbed wire fence, there was an <v Speaker 2>electric fence mixed in between it, and when I peeed, <v Speaker 2>I peed on that electric fence, but she was still <v Speaker 2>holding me in the air, and I electrocuted both of us, <v Speaker 2>and she dropped me straight to the ground. And when <v Speaker 2>she bent over the fence to pick me back up, <v Speaker 2>her arms were so long that she didn't even have <v Speaker 2>to bend over. I was a wrecked me, yell. I <v Speaker 2>had just seen and been through things I can't couldn't <v Speaker 2>explain to anyone. I had just been electrocuted. I peed <v Speaker 2>on myself. I had no shoes because they kept on. <v Speaker 2>I was a mess I had. My hair was oily <v Speaker 2>because they were petting me, you know, to console you, <v Speaker 2>and so my hair was just oily. My fur was <v Speaker 2>a mess like I was. Like. My clothes were dirty. <v Speaker 2>My shoes, my feet were tender because I hadn't wear <v Speaker 2>shoes the whole time, and they wouldn't let me. They <v Speaker 2>didn't like me to wear shoes. It was very important <v Speaker 2>for my feet to be on the ground. And I <v Speaker 2>stood up to walk home, and when I turned around, <v Speaker 2>she was gone in the night, like she was never <v Speaker 2>even there. So I'm just standing there. It's nighttime, like <v Speaker 2>nighttime wasn't daytime anymore. Kay, And the sheriff like she's <v Speaker 2>this call car coming down in the neighborhood. He pulls <v Speaker 2>it next to me. He looks at me, because are <v Speaker 2>you Amy said, yes, I'm Amy that I need to <v Speaker 2>get you home. Your mom's just looking for you all day. <v Speaker 2>She's very worried about you. Where have you been. He <v Speaker 2>looked at me, and I guess the wind had blown <v Speaker 2>and he can smell me because I smell bad. I <v Speaker 2>smelled bad, rememory. I told you it smells like a <v Speaker 2>woman that had bathed in her mentrol cycle for days <v Speaker 2>and musky. And yeah, I smelled just like that. And <v Speaker 2>his eyes got his biggest saucers when the wind blew, <v Speaker 2>and he looked at me and he was like parked <v Speaker 2>right at me, right at my face, like centimeters from it, <v Speaker 2>so he can smell me. He said, I need to <v Speaker 2>take you home. I said, do you have the password? <v Speaker 2>He's like, what password? And I said, the password my <v Speaker 2>mom gives to a stranger if they're supposed to bring <v Speaker 2>me home. No, I don't have a password. And I said, <v Speaker 2>well then I can't get in the car with you. <v Speaker 2>And he walked and he I walked side. I walked <v Speaker 2>aside as police car the whole way home barefooted, And <v Speaker 2>when I got into my house, my mom looked at me. <v Speaker 2>He didn't go inside with me, He just watched me <v Speaker 2>walk in. And when I got inside my house, my <v Speaker 2>mom looked at me. She was like, where the hell <v Speaker 2>are you going? Where the hell have you been? Like, <v Speaker 2>I'm like, I know you took too much medicine involved. <v Speaker 2>You probably don't remember, but I told you I was leaving. <v Speaker 2>And she was like you're a wreck, Like look, how <v Speaker 2>nasty are You're so dirty? Like you're grounded. You've been <v Speaker 2>going all day. You didn't check in. I was like, <v Speaker 2>you don't understand. Mom was link with my black prims <v Speaker 2>in the woods. She was like, I was like really <v Speaker 2>worried about them. They don't have a doctor, she's got <v Speaker 2>an injured baby, they don't have clothes, they don't got <v Speaker 2>no toys. Mommy's using rugs for match bugs cars. Like, <v Speaker 2>I was so worried about them. And at this point, <v Speaker 2>like fear hadn't really kicked in yet of what I've <v Speaker 2>been through, Right, I'm more worried about them and if <v Speaker 2>they're okay, and if anyone's gonna help them. And she's <v Speaker 2>like puts me in the bathtub and she's like helping <v Speaker 2>me get all this oil or wax or whatever is <v Speaker 2>in my hair. I don't know what it is. It <v Speaker 2>didn't come out for a long time. She's like, I <v Speaker 2>gotta take your fur and get it clean. It's all <v Speaker 2>messed up. It didn't matter that I wasn't gonna wear <v Speaker 2>that coat again because I thought, because the next day <v Speaker 2>is when when it hit me, like, oh my god, <v Speaker 2>like I don't want to get taken again, like not <v Speaker 2>that they took me, because you can't, like, I don't <v Speaker 2>think it's taking if you go with them, right. So <v Speaker 2>I was just really worried about and I was worried <v Speaker 2>about myself, and I didn't know what was going to <v Speaker 2>happen to me, and I was scared, so uh, I <v Speaker 2>like never went outside again, and I uh eventually became <v Speaker 2>too scared to sleep alone. And I would go and <v Speaker 2>I would hide a pillow and blanket underneath my mom <v Speaker 2>and dad's bead and I would like always keep the <v Speaker 2>lights off in my room so that there were no <v Speaker 2>shadows on the windows and she would never know where <v Speaker 2>I was or any of them if they tried to <v Speaker 2>look at my window. And I would like army crawl <v Speaker 2>below all the windows in the house, so that because <v Speaker 2>my mom liked to keep all the windows open all <v Speaker 2>the time, it didn't matter. And so I stayed like <v Speaker 2>army carlings are our home because I felt so exposed <v Speaker 2>to the outside because nothing felt safe. And so when <v Speaker 2>I found out when we were moving, I was like <v Speaker 2>so happy. I was like, yeah, like we're moving. I'm <v Speaker 2>so sorry because then my parents actually moved to the <v Speaker 2>move next to the house, move next to the house <v Speaker 2>that I cut through the yard that day for my <v Speaker 2>encounter to happen. So now I live closer to where <v Speaker 2>my encounter happened. So there's that, But that's not even <v Speaker 2>like the worst part. Like the worst part is my dad. <v Speaker 2>I wasn't allowed to say anything to my dad, just <v Speaker 2>my grandfather, And my grandfather was a Cherokee Indian, so <v Speaker 2>I got to talk to him about it all the <v Speaker 2>time and he would just listen. But I wasn't allowed <v Speaker 2>to talk about it to my mom, And so my <v Speaker 2>mom told me I can never tell my dad or <v Speaker 2>anyone because they would take me away and nobody would <v Speaker 2>ever understand. And so I wasn't allowed to tell anyone, <v Speaker 2>and my dad got back. My dad worked out of <v Speaker 2>town a lot, and when he got back into town. <v Speaker 2>He took me to and took us to a movie, <v Speaker 2>and I was so excited. So we drive forty miles <v Speaker 2>away to a movie theater and we get in the <v Speaker 2>movie theater and we're sitting in there. In the movie <v Speaker 2>is the Legend of Loggy Creek too. I didn't know <v Speaker 2>anything about the legend of Loggy Creek at the time. <v Speaker 2>I didn't know anything. I really just thought these were <v Speaker 2>my black friends in the woods. Okay, I didn't know anything. <v Speaker 2>And we get to this movie. We get in this <v Speaker 2>movie and I get in the movie theater with my dad. <v Speaker 2>My mom is sitting next to me, and when it <v Speaker 2>comes to the part in that big fit is pulling <v Speaker 2>those kids through the creek in that in that boat, <v Speaker 2>I get up and I run out of that theater <v Speaker 2>so fast, screaming, and I'm in the car ride home <v Speaker 2>and my dad has had it. He's tired of my <v Speaker 2>pillows and blankets being under his bed. He's tired of <v Speaker 2>me running out of movies that I shouldn't be scared of. <v Speaker 2>And he's like, why are you scared? And I'm like, <v Speaker 2>and my mom's looking at me. He was like, there's <v Speaker 2>no such thing as a big Foot and if there is, <v Speaker 2>there's like one and they're in California, Amy, and I'm like, <v Speaker 2>my mom looks at me and she knows I'm fixing <v Speaker 2>to tell him everything. And I look at him and <v Speaker 2>I'm like, you're right, there's four. There's not one Bigfoot. <v Speaker 2>There's four, Dad, there's four and they're my black friends <v Speaker 2>and they live in the woods. And he's had it. <v Speaker 2>He's had it with me, like he's done. We get <v Speaker 2>back home and at this point, I'm not out. I <v Speaker 2>don't go outside. I don't play outside. I am an <v Speaker 2>inside person because it's you. If this ever happened to you, <v Speaker 2>you would never go outside again either. And so we <v Speaker 2>get back home and I'm scared to get old car <v Speaker 2>because I'm still trying to deal with what happened to me. <v Speaker 2>And I'm still trying to deal with like being around <v Speaker 2>things that are so big and don't make any sense, <v Speaker 2>and people tell you that monsters aren't real, and then <v Speaker 2>your dad takes you to this movie and it's just <v Speaker 2>like and now you've got to walk outside in the <v Speaker 2>dark to get inside the house. And I wasn't going <v Speaker 2>to get out of a car, and so he picks <v Speaker 2>me up out a car and he takes me. He <v Speaker 2>drops me off in the backyard and he leaves me <v Speaker 2>there in the backyard at night time, after I just <v Speaker 2>went and saw this movie, and after I've already been <v Speaker 2>through what I've been through, and I just like pancake <v Speaker 2>into the ground, you know, like a fetal position, and <v Speaker 2>cover my face. And the dog at the house next <v Speaker 2>to me. I guess i'd been there a little bit <v Speaker 2>because I saw my dad turn the porch slide off <v Speaker 2>and I heard the door lock, so I knew I <v Speaker 2>wasn't getting inside, but I didn't want to stand up <v Speaker 2>and expose me to them if they were in the woods, <v Speaker 2>because with they came and got me again, and so <v Speaker 2>I think I like went into shock and fell like <v Speaker 2>shut down load. And the dog. I'm wakened by the <v Speaker 2>dog in the next door neighbor's yard like scratching at <v Speaker 2>the fence and like pawing at the ground, and she's <v Speaker 2>trying to wake me up, and I wake up and <v Speaker 2>I look over, and so in my backyard there's like <v Speaker 2>it's just a chain link fence. Then it was no <v Speaker 2>like tall wood fences, so there's really like no protection. <v Speaker 2>It's just chain link fence, barbed wire, fence, woods, but <v Speaker 2>all connected, like there's not a whole lot of space. Nothing. <v Speaker 2>And there's a white hyaena staring like dead at me. <v Speaker 2>And it's a white hyaena. A's bigger than a lion, <v Speaker 2>and nothing about him makes any sense to me. He's <v Speaker 2>so big that his shoulders look tacked on his body <v Speaker 2>and none of his body matches. He's white, and he <v Speaker 2>has gray spots. He's bigger than a lion, and his <v Speaker 2>shoulders are like tacked on, and the front half of <v Speaker 2>them it's like big like a lion, but the back <v Speaker 2>half of them from the waist down is skinny, like <v Speaker 2>like small, like a hyena. And he has white with <v Speaker 2>gray spots. He's got like these blue flashlight eyes. And <v Speaker 2>he's got like this man around his neck that is <v Speaker 2>so long that it blows in the wind, Like you <v Speaker 2>could see his fur blow in the wind. So it <v Speaker 2>was like a lion and a hyena mix if they <v Speaker 2>had a baby, that's exactly what it would look like. <v Speaker 2>He never stood up on all He never stood up <v Speaker 2>on two legs. He stayed on all fours. And he <v Speaker 2>had literally just stepped out from behind a tree. He <v Speaker 2>just stood there staring at me. I laid on the ground, <v Speaker 2>and I guess fears just like hit me, and I <v Speaker 2>bolted to that dog. I wasn't going to go back <v Speaker 2>to my door. I knew I couldn't get inside, so <v Speaker 2>my only hope was to go to the dog that <v Speaker 2>was calling for me. So I climbed the fence, go <v Speaker 2>to the dog, and me and the dog get into <v Speaker 2>her doghouse and we stay in there together for the <v Speaker 2>rest of the night until my dad came and got me. <v Speaker 2>And the neighbor came outside and said, Amy, your dad's <v Speaker 2>at the front door to get you. Because I went <v Speaker 2>into the doghouse with her because I knew at least <v Speaker 2>we had each other, because I knew she was scared <v Speaker 2>at the same thing I was. So I already went <v Speaker 2>through the whole thing of you know, I didn't play <v Speaker 2>outside and all that. So when we moved into our <v Speaker 2>new house, the one how one that we lived in, <v Speaker 2>I can still feel them when they were around. I <v Speaker 2>can feel her sitting outside my window like purring, you know, <v Speaker 2>Like I can feel her like the whole room would <v Speaker 2>be vibrating from her sitting by the window with her baby. <v Speaker 2>And I think that was like an apology, like she <v Speaker 2>was saying, I'm sorry. That was like her song to me. <v Speaker 2>And the reason that I know that is because I'm <v Speaker 2>late stage diagnosed autistic and like humming and like help's <v Speaker 2>autist children, it sues them. That's fine though, that she <v Speaker 2>was trying to comfort me, and I on like put <v Speaker 2>that together, like recently from studying Christopher Noel in his <v Speaker 2>work about the impossible Sasquatch and the link to autistic children. <v Speaker 2>So my parents tell me we're moving, and we moved <v Speaker 2>to a town, a couple of towns over to a <v Speaker 2>new town. And at this point, it's my freshman year, <v Speaker 2>so I got past second grade, made it through all <v Speaker 2>that crazy, it's my freshman year in high school. We <v Speaker 2>moved to a new town. So my big foot encounter <v Speaker 2>was in nineteen eighty four, New Year's nineteen ninety A <v Speaker 2>couple of towns over in our new home, and I <v Speaker 2>go to church that Sunday and I'm fifteen, sixteen years old, <v Speaker 2>and that night I'm awakened in the middle of the night. <v Speaker 1>You're doing great, by the way, I'm right here with you, <v Speaker 1>and I feel your pain and I'm crying with you. <v Speaker 1>So just know I'm supportive. <v Speaker 2>Okay, Okay, let's go all right. So I go to <v Speaker 2>church that Sunday. No, I'm sorry, Okay. So I moved <v Speaker 2>to a new town and I joined the track team. <v Speaker 2>I joined the cross country team, and I'm so excited. <v Speaker 2>And I had no idea, like because the track team <v Speaker 2>where I lived in my small town, like we just <v Speaker 2>went to the foe ball field and ran around the track. <v Speaker 2>Like the next town that I moved to was a <v Speaker 2>little bit more advanced, and they did a little bit <v Speaker 2>more with their athletes, and I really loved to run. <v Speaker 2>So I joined the country team and I'm thinking, oh, great, God, <v Speaker 2>we're gonna go. I guess go run on this really <v Speaker 2>beautiful track. And I'm so excited. And the first day <v Speaker 2>I practice, he takes us out to Fort Parker State <v Speaker 2>Park and drops us off in the middle of it. <v Speaker 2>And I'm dying inside, right because I'm like, holy shit, <v Speaker 2>Like when God wants to drop you off to deal <v Speaker 2>with your crap that you have never dealt with, he <v Speaker 2>will drop you off literally in the middle of a <v Speaker 2>state park to deal with it. I'm sorry about my <v Speaker 2>cuss word. So we get to stay state park and <v Speaker 2>the second my shoes touched that ground and I get <v Speaker 2>off that school bus. I knew I've been here before, <v Speaker 2>but I haven't been here on my own. I heard <v Speaker 2>the sound of the trees the way that I don't <v Speaker 2>really know if it's like Spanish moss or willow or <v Speaker 2>whatever the sound make I'm so sorry, Like my body <v Speaker 2>is like going into shock again. Yeah. So I step <v Speaker 2>off the bus and like I can smell the cabin <v Speaker 2>wood and I know instantly, like, oh my god, this <v Speaker 2>is where I came with them, Like this is where <v Speaker 2>she bought me, like I've been here before, even though <v Speaker 2>I've never been here before. Terror build me, Like I'm like, <v Speaker 2>oh my god, Like I'm out here in the middle <v Speaker 2>of a state park with nothing but a pair of <v Speaker 2>tennis shoes and some long roads and people as big <v Speaker 2>as trees around me, and I was terrified. So I <v Speaker 2>know that this is where she's bought me, Like, oh <v Speaker 2>my god, Miguel, please please please don't say say park <v Speaker 2>to the world. Can you redact that part? <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I can just say state park from now on, Okay. <v Speaker 2>And when we got to the state park too for practice, <v Speaker 2>and I stepped off the bus like I'd been here before. <v Speaker 2>This is where she bought me, and I thought, okay, <v Speaker 2>And I don't know why, but I went into like <v Speaker 2>automatic overdrive and I ran so fast. I smoked the boys. <v Speaker 2>I smoked the girls on a four mile run. I <v Speaker 2>was timed speed fast. I mean I ran, I outran everybody, <v Speaker 2>and I did not stop and I did not care. <v Speaker 2>But it was wonderful because it was the best joll ever. <v Speaker 2>And I could know not at one point in time <v Speaker 2>look at all of these other five people running with <v Speaker 2>me and go oh yeah, but like good luck, y'all. <v Speaker 2>Like there's people out here as big as trees and <v Speaker 2>they like can disappear and they're faster than the speed <v Speaker 2>of light, so y'all are on your own. I couldn't <v Speaker 2>like look at them and tell them that, because one <v Speaker 2>they wouldn't believe me, and two they would think I <v Speaker 2>was crazy. And when I would run, I can feel <v Speaker 2>in the tree line, I could feel like I was <v Speaker 2>being paced like and I knew just from being that <v Speaker 2>close to them before, because when you're like sitting across <v Speaker 2>from them and all of their energies around you, like <v Speaker 2>you know what they feel like. Like there's no there's <v Speaker 2>no oh that could be this, it could be no, <v Speaker 2>you know who it is, just like you know your spouse. <v Speaker 2>So I'm running in the state park and at this <v Speaker 2>point I know it's the baby that's not a baby anymore. <v Speaker 2>He's grown up now and he knows I'm here because <v Speaker 2>he's my friend from when I was little, only now <v Speaker 2>I'm not little anymore and neither is he. And so <v Speaker 2>that was really cool to go and practice at this <v Speaker 2>place and him just be hanging out in the tree <v Speaker 2>line making sure I'm okay and didn't try to hurt me. <v Speaker 2>They never tried to take me. They literally just lived <v Speaker 2>right there next to me and watched me and helped <v Speaker 2>me save me. And so the reason why I tell <v Speaker 2>you that party is because it's very important because it'll <v Speaker 2>lead into my next part. So I'd been having encounters <v Speaker 2>with him again, but not like in person, like the <v Speaker 2>very first one, just like from a distance. And it's <v Speaker 2>a Sunday morning. Go to church that morning, and I <v Speaker 2>go to church that night, and I come home, I'm <v Speaker 2>sleep and I'm awaken in the middle of the night <v Speaker 2>by a man standing next to me in my room. <v Speaker 2>And it's not a normal man, not a human. It's <v Speaker 2>a human type man, but he's like his skin is <v Speaker 2>like blurry and like opal white, and he's like his <v Speaker 2>features kept shifting and changing because his energy was so much. <v Speaker 2>He just didn't make any sense to me. He was <v Speaker 2>like a human man with like blonde hair, and I <v Speaker 2>generally describe him what some people would call like a <v Speaker 2>Nordic extraterrestrial, would look like human, tall, blonde. And he <v Speaker 2>held out his hand for me to take it, and <v Speaker 2>I remember just like being frozen, and I couldn't move, <v Speaker 2>and like everything inside me is like, don't take his hand. <v Speaker 2>Don't take it, Tannard, You're going to die. So I don't, <v Speaker 2>And the next thing I know, I'm just like rising <v Speaker 2>up out of my bed and before I know it, <v Speaker 2>waking in the middle of the night by a tall, <v Speaker 2>pale humanoid standing next to me in my room and <v Speaker 2>he holds his hands out for me to take it, <v Speaker 2>and I don't, and all of a sudden, my body <v Speaker 2>just starts like rising up out of my bed and <v Speaker 2>not on my own, like he's like stirring it with <v Speaker 2>his mind, and he's like stirs me over beside him, <v Speaker 2>and I'm standing there next to this seven foot tall <v Speaker 2>non human and I look back at my bed and <v Speaker 2>my body's laying on my bed next to my dog. <v Speaker 2>But my dog is staring at me, not in my body, <v Speaker 2>like my other body next to the human in my room, <v Speaker 2>humanoid in my room. And so all of a sudden, <v Speaker 2>we just like start to glide out of my bedroom. <v Speaker 2>And I looked back at my bed, and my body's <v Speaker 2>not there anymore, Like I'm my whole body, like all <v Speaker 2>of me is like right next to this thing. Yeah, <v Speaker 2>And if I forgot to tell you the dog that's <v Speaker 2>on my bed, do you remember the dog from that <v Speaker 2>doghouse that I used to go crawl inside with. Well, <v Speaker 2>I brought him, I adopted him. I brought I wasn't <v Speaker 2>leaving him. He was mine. I begged that man at <v Speaker 2>that my neighbor, that was my neighbor. I begged him <v Speaker 2>to let me have that dog, and he did, and <v Speaker 2>that dog moved with me when I did so, I <v Speaker 2>looked back at my bed and my body's not there, <v Speaker 2>just my dog. And then we just start to glide <v Speaker 2>through my house and we're gliding into my parents' bedroom, <v Speaker 2>like she's like letting me say goodbye to my parents. <v Speaker 2>And I'm standing at the foot of their bed with him, <v Speaker 2>and I'm screaming at the top of my lungs, but <v Speaker 2>they are not waking up. And before I know it, <v Speaker 2>we like start to float like in the room. So <v Speaker 2>now we're like hovering above the bed, but we're just <v Speaker 2>like floating higher and higher. And then we float out <v Speaker 2>of the roof of the house. And I can still <v Speaker 2>remember the smell of the shingles to this day as <v Speaker 2>I am talking about this right now. And we float <v Speaker 2>through the roof of the house, and at this point <v Speaker 2>I'm alone, like he's not with me anymore. It's like <v Speaker 2>he was just like he was just like a helper <v Speaker 2>to get me out of the house. And I do <v Speaker 2>not know how my body floated through a roof and <v Speaker 2>a beam of light. I can't explain it to you. <v Speaker 2>So I floatd through the top of my home and <v Speaker 2>a beam of light up to his ship that looks <v Speaker 2>like an eclipse would look when it's totally blacked out, <v Speaker 2>you know, with that thin ring of light around the outside, <v Speaker 2>but black in the middle. And at this point I <v Speaker 2>can't I don't really know if the light around the <v Speaker 2>outside of the ship, I can't process if that it <v Speaker 2>was so big it was covering the moon and that <v Speaker 2>was the outside edges of the moon, or if it <v Speaker 2>was actually a light like molded into the ship. I'm <v Speaker 2>not sure about that ring I now that I process it, <v Speaker 2>I'm thinking that the ship like blocked out the moon <v Speaker 2>and that was the moon edges around the ship. And <v Speaker 2>as I'm floating, like as I'm like floating up to <v Speaker 2>the ship, it's like it's not a fast float either. <v Speaker 2>It is like I take your time float like, oh <v Speaker 2>my god, Like if they drop me, I'm dead. Like <v Speaker 2>there's no way, there's no way human can survive a <v Speaker 2>vault like that. It's too high. And the only way <v Speaker 2>I can describe this, the way it feels to go <v Speaker 2>up in a tunnel of light to a ship is <v Speaker 2>if you can if you can, like picture when you're <v Speaker 2>on a roller coaster and you like free fall, how <v Speaker 2>your stomach drops into your throat. Well, that's how it <v Speaker 2>feels when you're going up, only you're not free falling. <v Speaker 2>You're going up into a ship. And when I get up, <v Speaker 2>I'm going up into a beam of light in the <v Speaker 2>middle of a ship. And when I come up into <v Speaker 2>the middle of this ship, it's around table built around <v Speaker 2>the beam of light. So I'm coming up in the <v Speaker 2>middle of this beam of light, and there's eight more <v Speaker 2>ets standing around me around the table. And I'm in <v Speaker 2>the middle of the table in this tube of light <v Speaker 2>with these eight beings standing around me, and I sent <v Speaker 2>you a picture of who us kind of who I saw. <v Speaker 2>It's not them exactly, but it is almost light down. <v Speaker 2>And so there was eight of them standing around the table. <v Speaker 2>And the guy that was in my room is not <v Speaker 2>with me, more like he's nowhere. And the next thing <v Speaker 2>I know, I'm out, like I'm asleep, and I wake up. <v Speaker 2>I wake up in a womb room. And it's a <v Speaker 2>womb room that's round, just like a womb would be, <v Speaker 2>and it's shaped like a pizza oven though, you know, <v Speaker 2>like that half circle. And the only way I can <v Speaker 2>describe inside this room to you is there's no furniture. <v Speaker 2>It's like it's everything that you think of womb would be. <v Speaker 2>It's like fleshy, it's like got crevices in it, like <v Speaker 2>almost like if you can look at a brown sponge <v Speaker 2>that has all of those like holes in it. So <v Speaker 2>it's like a flesh she like plush colored like that, <v Speaker 2>like almost like if you could put a chicken breast <v Speaker 2>in your hand and mix it with silicone. That's what <v Speaker 2>it felt like in here in there. And so I'm <v Speaker 2>in this room and I'm like, I'm not freaked out. <v Speaker 2>It's surprisingly And the thing about this room is its <v Speaker 2>instant triage. Like everything that's wrong with you is fixed. <v Speaker 2>There's nothing wrong with you in this room. So if <v Speaker 2>you can picture go into an emergency room and walking <v Speaker 2>into the emergency room into your room you're given and <v Speaker 2>the minute you walk in that room, everything boom done, <v Speaker 2>That's how this is. So I'm in this room and <v Speaker 2>I'm like laying on the floor, only like my hair <v Speaker 2>isn't sticky. You would think being in this room like <v Speaker 2>you would be sticky, like wet or dirty or something, <v Speaker 2>and it's not. Only and my body is like shaking <v Speaker 2>inside of this womb. And I go to stand up <v Speaker 2>and there's no gravity, Like I'm just floating. And so <v Speaker 2>it's really hard to grab onto things when there's no <v Speaker 2>gravity and you're just floating in the middle of this room. <v Speaker 2>So you like have to like aircrawl, And I can't <v Speaker 2>explain it to you, but I like air crawl over <v Speaker 2>to the side of this room and I'm digging my <v Speaker 2>fingers into the sides of this like weird material that's <v Speaker 2>not making my hands feel weird, like no ickiness, It <v Speaker 2>just feels weird. And inside of this room it's like <v Speaker 2>liquid energy, only you're not like drowning. You're not like <v Speaker 2>you're not like inhaling water or anything. I don't know <v Speaker 2>how to describe it. And there's like instant night vision, <v Speaker 2>like you can see everything, including into the next room <v Speaker 2>and including into the outside, so like outside space, like <v Speaker 2>space where we went. There was no gravity, like it's <v Speaker 2>not in the jurisdiction of the United States, so there's <v Speaker 2>no one to help you from here. And I like aircrawling. <v Speaker 2>I dig my fingers into the sides, into the bottom, <v Speaker 2>and I'm air crawling my way out. And at the beginning, <v Speaker 2>at the front of it, there's like a fleshy like curtain, <v Speaker 2>like if you can picture going over to a window <v Speaker 2>and parting curtains down the middle and opening. Now, well, <v Speaker 2>that's exactly what I did. And it's made out of <v Speaker 2>the same material that the rest of the room is <v Speaker 2>made out of. And I wish to god I wouldn't <v Speaker 2>have done that. I wish to God I would have <v Speaker 2>just stayed still and been a good girl. And like <v Speaker 2>just stayed asleep, like I wish I hadn't woke up. <v Speaker 2>I don't think I was supposed to be awake for <v Speaker 2>this part, because nobody else on this ship was. And <v Speaker 2>the second I part this curtain, this fleshy curtain to <v Speaker 2>look out. Far as I can see up and as <v Speaker 2>far as I can see down, are hundreds of more <v Speaker 2>pizza oven womb rooms just like the ones I am in, <v Speaker 2>and there were people inside of them, just like me, <v Speaker 2>well not just like me, but human like me. And <v Speaker 2>so the only way I can describe this tunnel to <v Speaker 2>you is like if you can picture holding a paper <v Speaker 2>towel in your hand, but now make that as tall <v Speaker 2>as the earth or as tall as a ship. That's <v Speaker 2>what this tunnel look like. Have you seen those people <v Speaker 2>that skydive in those air tunnels at those places, Like <v Speaker 2>those tubes like that, but brown like brown material, not <v Speaker 2>from here. And so I'm like hanging on to the <v Speaker 2>sides inside this tube, but I'm not falling because there's gravity. <v Speaker 2>You just have to like hold on to the sides <v Speaker 2>to figure out where you're going. And so I like <v Speaker 2>crawl into the room next to me, and there's a <v Speaker 2>girl laying on the floor, just like me, well not <v Speaker 2>just like me, but human like me. And she's asleep <v Speaker 2>and that at this point I was thinking, I'm thinking <v Speaker 2>to myself, like I shouldn't be awake for this, because <v Speaker 2>she's still asleep. What am I doing in her womb room? <v Speaker 2>So I'm in her womb room and I like crawling <v Speaker 2>over to her, and she's like hovering, like just above <v Speaker 2>the floor, which is weird because when you stand up, <v Speaker 2>you float, but when you lay you hover. Hm. And <v Speaker 2>I walk over to her and I try to wake <v Speaker 2>her up, and she's not waking up. And she is <v Speaker 2>the most beautiful person I have ever seen in my <v Speaker 2>whole life. She has red hair and beautiful porcelaine skin <v Speaker 2>that was like in class, and these blue blue like <v Speaker 2>aqua marine blue eyes. And I know the color of <v Speaker 2>her eyes because I was touching her face and I <v Speaker 2>was trying to open her eyes because I wanted to <v Speaker 2>make sure she was alive, because I was if I'm <v Speaker 2>the next to go, like what. But she wasn't waking up, <v Speaker 2>and she was still breathing. And I guess at this <v Speaker 2>point I could hear and when I before I crawled <v Speaker 2>into her room, I could hear like people on the <v Speaker 2>other side like screaming, and I was thinking, like, that's <v Speaker 2>what terrified me more because I didn't know what they <v Speaker 2>were screaming at. Why are they screaming like that? It <v Speaker 2>sounds like something like they were being murdered, but they <v Speaker 2>I don't think anyone was being murdered. So then I <v Speaker 2>like woke up back in my bed just like that, <v Speaker 2>like nothing ever happened. And I woke up the next <v Speaker 2>day and had bruises all on my body. I don't <v Speaker 2>know what they were from, but I can tell you <v Speaker 2>when I was up there on that ship, when I <v Speaker 2>first got on board, they took all of my memories <v Speaker 2>out of my mind, like bubbles floating around this room. <v Speaker 2>So I'm in the middle of this tunnel. My memories <v Speaker 2>are floating in bubbles, and I'm watching them kick a <v Speaker 2>bubble with my Bigfoot encounters, and they grabbed that bubble <v Speaker 2>with the memories and they're going through and they're studying <v Speaker 2>everything about my encounter in them. Everything I now know. <v Speaker 2>They were helping that baby bigfoot heel. And I can <v Speaker 2>only describe it to you as everything that my eyes <v Speaker 2>looked at like they could see. It's like they were <v Speaker 2>transmitting whatever needed to be transmitted to this baby in <v Speaker 2>my energy field, and that baby and mama that would <v Speaker 2>come set outside my window when I was younger, I <v Speaker 2>now realized I was being taken by extraterrestrials all that <v Speaker 2>time too, And the energy pockets that they would store <v Speaker 2>back on my body is what the Bigfoot and the <v Speaker 2>baby would be sitting next to my house for absorbing. <v Speaker 2>Do you remember when I told you they would be <v Speaker 2>outside my room like vibrating and purring and I thought <v Speaker 2>it was I'm sorry, Well, it was also like a <v Speaker 2>trip to the grocery store picking up energy. And that energy, <v Speaker 2>I now realize is the same energy that helped that <v Speaker 2>baby big fit heel. So they were all connected. And <v Speaker 2>so then they just like put me back into my <v Speaker 2>bed like nothing ever happened, and I woke up with <v Speaker 2>like bruises all on my body, and I couldn't go <v Speaker 2>to school because I was like, they're gonna think my <v Speaker 2>mom did this to me, and they're gonna take me <v Speaker 2>away from my family. And how do you tell people <v Speaker 2>that you don't know what happened to you? You just know <v Speaker 2>that you weren't here when it happened. And so I <v Speaker 2>couldn't go to school. And so in small towns, when <v Speaker 2>you don't go to school, the principal calls and tells <v Speaker 2>your mom that you don't go. And so when I <v Speaker 2>got home from school that day, my mom says, you've <v Speaker 2>been skipping school and I said, no, I haven't. I <v Speaker 2>swear I went to school. No, you didn't go, And <v Speaker 2>so I got a really bad spanking and I ran <v Speaker 2>from her. I was so scared of her. My mom, <v Speaker 2>and she caught me. She said, if you don't stop <v Speaker 2>running from me, when I catch you, it's going to <v Speaker 2>be worse. And I was like, well, you got to <v Speaker 2>catch me first. And I knew she had been in <v Speaker 2>a car accident so she couldn't run fast. And I <v Speaker 2>was like, I got this. I just got to keep <v Speaker 2>moving till my dad gets home and I'll be okay. <v Speaker 2>Well it didn't work out for me like that. So <v Speaker 2>I like ran from her, and she likes, do you <v Speaker 2>know those belts, those like leather belts with your parents' <v Speaker 2>name on it? She like launched that belt at me, <v Speaker 2>but with the wrong end, So that bel belt, Loucal, <v Speaker 2>you know, that's goop mark that latch that hooks your <v Speaker 2>belt in your jeans to keep his pants up. Caught <v Speaker 2>me on my back and it yanked a big, like <v Speaker 2>just a big chunk out of my back, like underneath <v Speaker 2>my brawl strips. So I had this like big wound <v Speaker 2>on my back next to all these bruises. So there <v Speaker 2>was no way I could go tell anyone now what <v Speaker 2>happened to me, because they would for sure think that <v Speaker 2>my mom did all of this, Like they're not going <v Speaker 2>to think, oh, well, she did the belt part, but <v Speaker 2>she didn't do these bruises. So no, that isn't the <v Speaker 2>way the police works. But I had it like I <v Speaker 2>didn't know what to do. So I put bells on <v Speaker 2>all the windows. I put cacks on the floor at <v Speaker 2>not when I slept. I had made rugs with upside <v Speaker 2>down so that their spikes could stop anyone if they <v Speaker 2>came in my room. I thought that I could do <v Speaker 2>anything anything that I night lights, lights, anything in your <v Speaker 2>room that will make noises. Put lights to keep anyone out. <v Speaker 2>Is what I did. And so you don't think that <v Speaker 2>these things don't use windows or doors and don't call <v Speaker 2>to make appointments on the phone. So there's but you <v Speaker 2>do things like that to comfort yourself. And so then <v Speaker 2>I drove to the police station that next day, and <v Speaker 2>this is after my mom had just beat me. I <v Speaker 2>wouldn't think it. I was like this, this isn't okay. <v Speaker 2>People can't just show up in your house and take <v Speaker 2>you from your bedroom and take you to a freaking <v Speaker 2>planet that isn't here or wherever we went. Like that's <v Speaker 2>not right, Like are there other people? Because when I <v Speaker 2>look down going up on the ship, the whole town <v Speaker 2>was turned off. There was no electricity in any home. <v Speaker 2>And so I drive to the police station because I <v Speaker 2>thought there was other people on the ship, so sure <v Speaker 2>surely somebody else came here to report what happened to them. <v Speaker 2>So I get there and I sat inside, and I'm like, <v Speaker 2>thank you my God, Like, okay, you're fixing to tell <v Speaker 2>this person you were abducted, take it from your room, <v Speaker 2>and they were gonna want to send you to the hospital, <v Speaker 2>and they're gonna want to look at your body, and <v Speaker 2>how are you going to explain your mom? And so <v Speaker 2>I'm thinking about all these things as I'm sitting at <v Speaker 2>his desk, and he's not even at his desk, he's <v Speaker 2>like doing something else. And it's like one sheriff or <v Speaker 2>police officer I don't know what you want to call <v Speaker 2>them in small towns like sheriff on Judy, and he's <v Speaker 2>like messing with something and he's taking forever, like long <v Speaker 2>enough for me to sit there and think, oh my god, <v Speaker 2>like this is terrible. So I'm sitting at his desk <v Speaker 2>and as I'm sitting there, like there's a murder scene <v Speaker 2>on his desk, like there's a picture of a murdered <v Speaker 2>woman that had been beat but I don't know what, <v Speaker 2>and this whole scene of pictures all on his desk, <v Speaker 2>and I'm just sitting there looking at them, and I'm thinking, <v Speaker 2>oh my god, like I know that person, like what <v Speaker 2>happened to them? I've seen them in my town before. <v Speaker 2>And I'm thinking, like, how in the world am I <v Speaker 2>going to report monsters when he's dealing with like murdered people. <v Speaker 2>So I packed my monsters in my backpack and lest <v Speaker 2>the police department that day and walk out. I never <v Speaker 2>said another word about a Miguel And here I am <v Speaker 2>on Stasgarspery. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's a terrifying experience, and you definitely endured a lot, <v Speaker 1>and my heart definitely goes out to you because I've <v Speaker 1>had similar experiences and It really disturbs me because there's <v Speaker 1>just not an answer. You try seeking out other sources, <v Speaker 1>and even people that have had bigfoot encounters and strange experiences, <v Speaker 1>not a lot of them can relate to your specific <v Speaker 1>experience that you had throughout your life. And yeah, hearing <v Speaker 1>about the family group of these sasquatch creatures interacting with you, well, <v Speaker 1>it definitely touched my heart. And I was tearing up <v Speaker 1>and a few times I cried right there with you, <v Speaker 1>and it just really touched my heart. And the hyena <v Speaker 1>slash lying creature that you've seen, I've seen the same thing. <v Speaker 1>People call them hell hounds, I do believe, and you <v Speaker 1>described it to a t. The one I saw was <v Speaker 1>like a grayish like a gray blue color, kind of <v Speaker 1>like a blue pit. But the features that you described, Yeah, <v Speaker 1>the features you describe were the exact same. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, that's amazing. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, absolutely, So before I start asking questions and talking <v Speaker 1>about your encounters with you, do you have more to share? <v Speaker 1>Is there more that happened? <v Speaker 2>Oh? Yeah, I have two more. Actually, I'll try to <v Speaker 2>get through real fast. How you are. <v Speaker 1>Take your time, and we're going into overtime on this <v Speaker 1>podcast because this is a genuine encounter or experience that <v Speaker 1>you had, and I want to give you as much <v Speaker 1>time that you need. <v Speaker 2>Okay, thank you. That's really sweet. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, it's no problem. I'm here for you and that's <v Speaker 1>what I do. And I'm just thankful that I'm able <v Speaker 1>to help you in any way possible. And you're not alone. <v Speaker 1>I've had these same experiences and it can really change you. <v Speaker 1>And I just want to understand as much as I <v Speaker 1>possibly can and help you out as much as I can. Okay. <v Speaker 1>So I'm right here with you, and I love everything <v Speaker 1>about you, and you're doing amazing. <v Speaker 2>Okay, thank you. Okay. My next encounter is my AWL encounter. <v Speaker 2>So after that happened, my parents bought another moved to <v Speaker 2>another home a few neighborhoods over from the one that <v Speaker 2>I lived at. And like I said, in small towns, <v Speaker 2>you get to drive your car to football games. Sometimes <v Speaker 2>it's one of the perks of not having a lot <v Speaker 2>of money in small towns, but you get to drive <v Speaker 2>your car to the football games. And I changed into <v Speaker 2>my clothes and left the football game. And it was <v Speaker 2>about ten thirty four at night. And I know that <v Speaker 2>because I looked at the time on my radio and <v Speaker 2>if I forget to tell you, ten thirty four is <v Speaker 2>also the time that I was returned during my childhood <v Speaker 2>encounter when the share filled me on the road. So <v Speaker 2>the significance of the time ten thirty four is amazing <v Speaker 2>as well. So I came into an ow in the <v Speaker 2>middle of the road in front of a power plant, <v Speaker 2>and he wasn't moving, and I didn't want him to <v Speaker 2>get right over, so I stopped my car and I <v Speaker 2>got out, and he was just sitting in the middle <v Speaker 2>of the road, not moving, but I can see his <v Speaker 2>feathers blowing in the wind. And I took my letterman <v Speaker 2>jacket off and I put it around him, and I <v Speaker 2>put him back in the passenger seat in my car, <v Speaker 2>and I got into the car and started to drive home. <v Speaker 2>And I have no idea how even floated in my driveway, <v Speaker 2>because before I knew it, it was after two o'clock and <v Speaker 2>I look over and there's this owl sitting in my <v Speaker 2>car with me, And this time you have blue flashlight eyes, <v Speaker 2>just like that white hyngen up. I think about it, Yeah, <v Speaker 2>blue flashlight eyes. And it's after two o'clock and I <v Speaker 2>have four almost four hours of missing time, and I <v Speaker 2>have no idea what happened to me? And I'm just <v Speaker 2>thinking like, oh my god, like my mom's gonna kill me, <v Speaker 2>Like this is a brand new car. And I remember <v Speaker 2>how she treated me after my big foot encounter when <v Speaker 2>I was little, and she was so upset with me. <v Speaker 2>How I got was so dirty when I got home, <v Speaker 2>and I didn't want to get my car taken away, <v Speaker 2>and I didn't want her to think I was like <v Speaker 2>being ungrateful and just putting like animals in it. So <v Speaker 2>I got out and I went over to the passenger <v Speaker 2>door to let him out, and in one swift swoop, <v Speaker 2>he flew out with his eating wings all the way out, <v Speaker 2>and he had one white feather, a brown owl with <v Speaker 2>one flat feather, and he flew over. He flew up <v Speaker 2>onto the hood of my car and just standing there <v Speaker 2>staring at me. And then I don't know how he <v Speaker 2>knew to go to where my room was, because there <v Speaker 2>was other trees in our yard. He didn't have to <v Speaker 2>go to that one, but he flew right next to <v Speaker 2>the tree, right into the tree next to my room. <v Speaker 2>And I remember remember when I picked him up and <v Speaker 2>put him in my passenger seat in my car, like <v Speaker 2>his feet felt so funny sitting on my hands. And <v Speaker 2>so that's why I say it was a brown owl <v Speaker 2>with funny feet. So now that I think about it, <v Speaker 2>everything I've encountered has funny feet, from Bixit to the <v Speaker 2>al And so he lived there in a tree as <v Speaker 2>long as I did, and I'm six months later. My <v Speaker 2>mom passed away after that, and then my dad met <v Speaker 2>a woman and she didn't want like he met a <v Speaker 2>new he met a new family, and I reminded him <v Speaker 2>of something old. So I moved to Houston and I <v Speaker 2>met my husband, who's like my best friend and man. <v Speaker 2>We've been married for twenty nine years and he's everything <v Speaker 2>to me, Like I was so great, will divide my <v Speaker 2>person right away. So when't God takes some things away <v Speaker 2>from you, he gives you with so much better. It's amazing. <v Speaker 2>So we moved to Houston and we were approached one <v Speaker 2>Sunday by some of our friends that was going through <v Speaker 2>a hard time. His uh having some problems with his <v Speaker 2>marriage and it wasn't working out. And he said, I'm <v Speaker 2>suicidal and I can't stay in my home anymore. Would <v Speaker 2>would you guys like to move in it? And his <v Speaker 2>family owned the home, and like he couldn't live in <v Speaker 2>it because his wife had moved out and it was <v Speaker 2>something they had done together, and so he needed to <v Speaker 2>get out of there. He wasn't in a good way anymore. <v Speaker 2>And so we said sure, and we moved in and <v Speaker 2>we took over the house notes and it was a <v Speaker 2>beautiful house. Oh my god, it was too. It's two stories. <v Speaker 2>And let me tell you, some houses are liars. Don't <v Speaker 2>always believe the house that you're sitting seeing on the <v Speaker 2>front street, on the front of the street is what <v Speaker 2>it is, because you would have never thought that this <v Speaker 2>home had the things inside of it that it had. <v Speaker 2>And out of aline counters, this one is the one <v Speaker 2>that's done the most damage. Okay, So we moved into <v Speaker 2>this home. We lived in it for about six years. <v Speaker 2>Four years. It went great, There was nothing wrong. After <v Speaker 2>about the four year mark, I started sitting like dead <v Speaker 2>people like come out of the closet upstairs, and I <v Speaker 2>was like, man, what's going on? Am I crazy? Right? <v Speaker 2>I don't see ghosts, Like, what's going on? And just <v Speaker 2>one after another they just started coming out of the closet. <v Speaker 2>And then finally this one kept coming out of the <v Speaker 2>closet and he specifically was trying to talk to me, <v Speaker 2>and when I started telling my husband about it, I <v Speaker 2>was like, listen, there's this guy coming out of the <v Speaker 2>closet and I told him how he committed suicide, and <v Speaker 2>I'm like, I don't know what's wrong with him. And <v Speaker 2>he looked at me and he was like, oh my god. <v Speaker 2>He was like, that was our best friend. So remember <v Speaker 2>I told you it was my husband's friend's house that <v Speaker 2>they couldn't live in anymore. Well, so they were all <v Speaker 2>a big group of friends and this one boy in <v Speaker 2>their group had committed unlived himself and he was the <v Speaker 2>one that was coming out of the closet. Okay, so listen, <v Speaker 2>this is where this gets weird, and maybe if I <v Speaker 2>can explain it to you the right way, it might <v Speaker 2>make sense now that I can figure it out. Okay. <v Speaker 2>So I'm waking up in the middle of the night <v Speaker 2>by written by nothing, and I go into the closet <v Speaker 2>for no reason at all, and I take a crucifix <v Speaker 2>I'm sorry, a rosary out of the closet in a <v Speaker 2>jury box at the very bottom that I had no <v Speaker 2>idea was even there. It was something my grandma, my <v Speaker 2>husband's grandmother, had given him when she died, so I <v Speaker 2>didn't even know this jury box existed. So why I <v Speaker 2>would go scratching around in the closet in the middle <v Speaker 2>of the night for no reason, I have no idea. <v Speaker 2>I grab this rosary out of this out of this <v Speaker 2>jury box, and I walk upstairs. And this is how <v Speaker 2>I know that whatever was in this home was there <v Speaker 2>for me and no one else, because my son was <v Speaker 2>up there playing the PlayStation and he was fine. And <v Speaker 2>I got to his door, and the second my hand <v Speaker 2>touched the doorknob and went to turn it, it's like <v Speaker 2>impending do like, you know, like instant fear, care, regret everything, <v Speaker 2>and you know whatever is about to happen is like <v Speaker 2>going to happen, Like there's something bad on the other <v Speaker 2>side of this door. And I opened the door, and <v Speaker 2>in the corner of this room, in the very back <v Speaker 2>of this room, blacker than the blackest black you have <v Speaker 2>ever seen, and thicker than the blackest tar you have <v Speaker 2>ever seen. I'm talking solid thick, eight feet tall. Standing <v Speaker 2>in the corner of this room is a black mask. <v Speaker 2>And it just rushed me so fast I had no <v Speaker 2>time to react that it snatched my soul like right <v Speaker 2>out of my body. My body was on fire, like <v Speaker 2>instant fire, like the worst pulled handstring, like someone had <v Speaker 2>set me on fire inside my body, and I saw <v Speaker 2>my body fall to the ground. And when he was <v Speaker 2>pie when he was peeling my soul out of my body, <v Speaker 2>like it hurts so bad, like the worst pulled like <v Speaker 2>if you can imagine pulling a face mask off your face, <v Speaker 2>and the face mask like peeling all your skin off <v Speaker 2>with the baby hair, That's what it felt like, terrifying, <v Speaker 2>And he pulled and he started like ripping me out <v Speaker 2>of my body, and then when he got to the <v Speaker 2>hands that the crucifix that the rosary was wrapped around, <v Speaker 2>for some reason, he put me back in my body <v Speaker 2>and my body just fell to the floor on fire, <v Speaker 2>and I couldn't walk, and my body was like concrete chello, <v Speaker 2>just like it was after my big Foot encounter. And <v Speaker 2>my son saw this all happen. It happened like right <v Speaker 2>in front of him, and he was terrified, and he <v Speaker 2>was too little to help me stand up, so all <v Speaker 2>he could do was like crawl beside me on the <v Speaker 2>floor and crawled down the stairs with me. And I <v Speaker 2>don't really know where he went after this next part, <v Speaker 2>because I like the minute. The minute I got down <v Speaker 2>the stairs, I went to walk outside, and out from <v Speaker 2>behind a tree stepped that white hyaena again. Right after <v Speaker 2>this happened, out from a tree in the backyard stepped <v Speaker 2>a hyaena, the white hyaena as big as a lion. Time. <v Speaker 2>He was centimeters from my face, like right there, and <v Speaker 2>he looked me in my eyes and he projected two <v Speaker 2>words into my head, and he said a spirit beast <v Speaker 2>really loud. And I just kept walking towards him because <v Speaker 2>I knew he didn't need me when I was little, <v Speaker 2>and whatever was inside just tried to kill me, and <v Speaker 2>he must have been there for a reason, So I <v Speaker 2>kept walking towards him, and he stayed there with me <v Speaker 2>for about five minutes before he shimmered out a blue mist. <v Speaker 2>The really terrifying thing about this home is that it <v Speaker 2>would literally like stalk us, this thing that just attacked me. <v Speaker 2>It would stand outside our bedroom door and it would <v Speaker 2>shake the handle because I would have to lock the door. <v Speaker 2>I would have to lock my children and myself in <v Speaker 2>this bedroom for us to sleep at nighttime because it's <v Speaker 2>the only place we felt safe. And I would be <v Speaker 2>holding a bat, my son would be holding a hockey stick, <v Speaker 2>and my daughter would be holding like something else, I <v Speaker 2>don't really know what it was. And all three of <v Speaker 2>us would be laying in this bed because my husband <v Speaker 2>worked out of town during the week, and we'd be <v Speaker 2>walked in the bedroom and it would stand out there <v Speaker 2>and shake the door knob, and then you could hear <v Speaker 2>it in the upstairs bedroom above us. When we were <v Speaker 2>laying in the bed. It would literally just take my <v Speaker 2>daughter toys and just throw them around the room, balls, barbies, <v Speaker 2>it didn't matter, just throw them because it would get <v Speaker 2>so mad. Because the attacks got so bad that I <v Speaker 2>had drove to the church and I had told the <v Speaker 2>priest at the church what was going on, and he <v Speaker 2>would just load me up with like oil and holy <v Speaker 2>water and salt and candles, and he would tell me <v Speaker 2>what to do and where to put it. And if <v Speaker 2>he would beg me to like stay there, like don't <v Speaker 2>go home, please, don't go back home, and so I wouldn't. <v Speaker 2>During the day when I took my kids to school, <v Speaker 2>I would go drive straight to the church. I would <v Speaker 2>take my books, anything I wanted to read with me <v Speaker 2>to the church and I would read them. Why I <v Speaker 2>sat there and I just absorbed anything I could. I <v Speaker 2>was desperate to hear from God, but he wasn't picking <v Speaker 2>up the phone. And I realized that like he was <v Speaker 2>like wanted me to pursue him like I need. Like <v Speaker 2>Jesus loved wild men and wild women, but he also <v Speaker 2>loves you to be wild for him. And so that's <v Speaker 2>what I did. I just read Bible after Bible and <v Speaker 2>anything I could get my hands on, and I would <v Speaker 2>go and lock myself into this church every day all <v Speaker 2>day until it was time to get my kids from <v Speaker 2>school at three fifteen, and I would go back home <v Speaker 2>and we would eat, and then we would lock ourselves <v Speaker 2>in the bedroom and the next day would start all over. <v Speaker 2>And this happened for six months until I couldn't take <v Speaker 2>it anymore. The attacks got so bad. I would literally <v Speaker 2>like be launched from the upstairs like loft area to <v Speaker 2>the downstairs like thrown down the stairs. And there's no <v Speaker 2>reason why I should be alive to this day, but <v Speaker 2>for some reason, when that thing launched me down the <v Speaker 2>stairs before I got to the very when I got <v Speaker 2>to the very bottom, like loaded to the ground softly. <v Speaker 2>I would be dusting things in my house that I <v Speaker 2>would have to stand on tables for and it would <v Speaker 2>come and like push me on tables. And this one <v Speaker 2>time I my temple almost hit the corner of the fireplace. <v Speaker 2>I would be dead for sure, But the same thing <v Speaker 2>happened again. When it pushed me off that table and <v Speaker 2>I got to the ground, I just loaded to the ground. <v Speaker 2>It would call me. It would hide my phone and <v Speaker 2>my car keys so I couldn't call for help, and <v Speaker 2>it would hide my car keys so I couldn't leave <v Speaker 2>and take my kids to school. I would literally have <v Speaker 2>to call my any neighbor I could just to help <v Speaker 2>me get my kids to school because I had no <v Speaker 2>car keys. Ever, they were always gone and missing. It <v Speaker 2>did not want me to leave that home. And then <v Speaker 2>finally it just got so bad, like and this is <v Speaker 2>what I wanted to tell tell you, as like it <v Speaker 2>would call me from the number six sixty six. And <v Speaker 2>when I lived in this home, I also heard drumming. Well, <v Speaker 2>when I saw on Flash of Beauty that Henry Franzoni said, <v Speaker 2>if you drumm to Sasquatch to the beat of six <v Speaker 2>sixty six, you can find him there. Well, now I'm thinking, like, <v Speaker 2>maybe that wasn't the devil calling me. Maybe that was <v Speaker 2>my big foot like trying to like get a hold <v Speaker 2>of me, and that I know that sounds weird. I <v Speaker 2>was just trying to put together like the six sixty <v Speaker 2>six and the beat and stuff like that, and how <v Speaker 2>they he says, you can communicate with them, And I <v Speaker 2>just think that during this time, maybe she might have <v Speaker 2>been trying to send me a message of how she <v Speaker 2>could help me or something. But it's probably nothing. It's <v Speaker 2>just something I'm trying to piece in, probably to make <v Speaker 2>sense of it. Oh and so we doubt, and we <v Speaker 2>left almost everything we on behind and upstairs we just took. <v Speaker 2>We had to take downstairs. And when I was in <v Speaker 2>that home, I had to train myself to like see <v Speaker 2>the things that was there. And so there was always <v Speaker 2>like this white ghost, like this white this girl was <v Speaker 2>like long dark hair and a long white dress. This woman, <v Speaker 2>I don't know girl woman what she was, but it <v Speaker 2>was terrifying and things bad things only happened when she <v Speaker 2>was there. And so we moved and I had to <v Speaker 2>undergo a deliverance after that attack in that home when <v Speaker 2>he piled me out of my body, because they actually <v Speaker 2>said that that was a state of So how demon's work, <v Speaker 2>it's subpress opress poses. So six months leading up to <v Speaker 2>when I was attacked, I like slept all day. I <v Speaker 2>didn't ever want to wake up. I was just sad, <v Speaker 2>and my mom would my mom, my mom in law <v Speaker 2>would come over and she would be like, don't you <v Speaker 2>love us anymore? Why don't you want to wake up? <v Speaker 2>And I would be like, I'm just really tired. And <v Speaker 2>so when I went to the church and I told <v Speaker 2>him everything that was going on, and I looked like <v Speaker 2>a battered abuse the victim, a victim of a demon, <v Speaker 2>like I couldn't leave my home without wearing sweatshirts and <v Speaker 2>pants and anything that covered every bit of me up. <v Speaker 2>So then I was like processing trauma from madving bruises <v Speaker 2>on my body from things I couldn't see, And the <v Speaker 2>church was really worried. They were like, listen, there's stages <v Speaker 2>of possession that you need to be worried about, Like <v Speaker 2>the suppression is the sleeping opress, and then possesses when <v Speaker 2>they like try to take your body in which you've <v Speaker 2>already been attacked. And he was like, what else are <v Speaker 2>you waiting on? Like are you waiting to die? You <v Speaker 2>have to leave this home and I have to help you. <v Speaker 2>Sever the cords because he's attacked you and he's burned you, <v Speaker 2>and he'll stay with you forever, and we have to <v Speaker 2>get rid of him. So I don't think a lot <v Speaker 2>of people understand what's involved in a deliverance. But it's <v Speaker 2>not easy and it's really rough. And I had to <v Speaker 2>move to two different homes after that just to stay <v Speaker 2>away from this thing. He's not been back since, thanks <v Speaker 2>the Good Lord. So the second time that we moved, <v Speaker 2>and this is my last encounter. The second time we <v Speaker 2>moved to a new home and I was awaken in <v Speaker 2>the middle of the night by a red laser slicing <v Speaker 2>through the house, the middle of the house, and I thought, <v Speaker 2>oh God, like this is bad, Like why is there <v Speaker 2>a laser scanning my room? And then all of a <v Speaker 2>sudden and like the brightest light like the room just <v Speaker 2>like turned white bright, and I freaked out. I was <v Speaker 2>sorry of freaking out. I was like, oh my god, <v Speaker 2>it's the military, the police, the cops are here. Like <v Speaker 2>if I just calmed down to think about it, like <v Speaker 2>I'm not a criminal. I didn't do anything wrong, even <v Speaker 2>if there was spotlights outside, so what like they're probably <v Speaker 2>looking for somebody else out there. Doing something bad bummy, <v Speaker 2>and and I thought, oh my god, I knew exactly <v Speaker 2>what was happening, because that red laser came scanning back <v Speaker 2>in again. I go, this isn't I'm fixing to get abducted, <v Speaker 2>like I'm pisure to get taken, And so I just <v Speaker 2>knew to like avoid the laser. I just tried to <v Speaker 2>stay wherever I tried to go, wherever it wasn't. So <v Speaker 2>I laid back really small in my bed, like real flat, <v Speaker 2>and it just scanned over the top of me. And <v Speaker 2>then it started to scan out of my room and <v Speaker 2>go down the hallway to my kids rooms. And that's <v Speaker 2>when I panicked because I didn't want them to be taken, <v Speaker 2>and so I just took off, running as fast as <v Speaker 2>I could. If I thought, if I start to think <v Speaker 2>about it, like my husband would have heard me running <v Speaker 2>through my home yelling for my kids. He would have <v Speaker 2>woke up. And so I get to their rooms room. Oh, <v Speaker 2>I'm sorry, can you reject that name. I didn't mean <v Speaker 2>to say her name out loud, Okay, So I get <v Speaker 2>past her room, I get to my son's room and <v Speaker 2>they're asleep. They're fine, And then it dawns on me like, <v Speaker 2>oh my God, like I fell for it. Like I <v Speaker 2>fell for it. I got up, I got out of <v Speaker 2>my bed, and I ran away from the only thing <v Speaker 2>that's that's comfort to me, it is my husband. And <v Speaker 2>then I so I just take off, running full blast <v Speaker 2>back into my bedroom. And it's right when I crossed <v Speaker 2>that door threshold into my bedroom, as Fast says, I <v Speaker 2>was running, it was like running into a brick wall, <v Speaker 2>and I ran into a so I the tall gray <v Speaker 2>alien standing in the middle of my room, and I <v Speaker 2>screamed really loud, and the next thing I know, I <v Speaker 2>woke up sitting on the ground with my clothes on backwards. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's terrifying. Do you feel like the paranormal activity <v Speaker 1>is continuing or do you think this is different? Like <v Speaker 1>it followed you to your new home. <v Speaker 2>So I think that the paranormal activity stayed. I had <v Speaker 2>already had my white deliverance and severed the cord so <v Speaker 2>it couldn't fall me or have any rights to meet anymore. <v Speaker 2>So it stayed at that house. Still there to this day. <v Speaker 2>I won't go back to that house. And the people <v Speaker 2>that moved out of it when we moved in moved <v Speaker 2>back into it. So the person that was having all <v Speaker 2>the problems, that moved out of it, moved back into <v Speaker 2>the house with that thing, and I never went back <v Speaker 2>there again. Ever. I will not even drive by that street. <v Speaker 2>I can't. So I don't know what your question was anymore, <v Speaker 2>because I think I was still in shock. <v Speaker 1>Oh you're fine. I was just wondering if possibly the <v Speaker 1>activity followed you to your new home. And it just <v Speaker 1>makes me wonder, with like alien encounters, crypted encounters, if <v Speaker 1>it's spiritual warfare, and that's kind of been my theory lately, <v Speaker 1>like there's got to be an answer to this, because <v Speaker 1>I've had paranormal activity, crypted encounters, UFO encounters, and I <v Speaker 1>feel like it's spiritual warfare. Like I don't know. I've <v Speaker 1>been told that I'm autistic and I don't know. I've <v Speaker 1>struggled with like anxiety depression for years, and no matter <v Speaker 1>where you go, it's like nothing helps, Like whether they <v Speaker 1>say take these vitamins, this will fix it, or you know, <v Speaker 1>go work out, go to this doctor, he'll give you <v Speaker 1>something to help. Like nothing has helped with anything that <v Speaker 1>I've been going through, and I feel like there's been <v Speaker 1>a lot of trauma cause from these experiences that I've <v Speaker 1>had in the past, and I just can't figure it <v Speaker 1>out because I've seen the shadow person, I've had a <v Speaker 1>gray alien standing next to my bed. I've seen the <v Speaker 1>hell hound. I've heard a dog man out in the woods. <v Speaker 1>I've had multiple bigfoot encounters and experiences. I've had UFOs <v Speaker 1>fly over my house and a lot of paranormal activity, <v Speaker 1>and I'm just sitting here wondering, like what the heck <v Speaker 1>is going on. That's why I started the channel, was <v Speaker 1>to share my bigfoot encounters, and then I started interviewing <v Speaker 1>people who have had these paranormal experiences, and it seems <v Speaker 1>like a lot of people that I've seen a bigfoot, <v Speaker 1>have seen a shadow person, or have had like big <v Speaker 1>like paranormal activity and UFO activity. So I just wonder <v Speaker 1>if there's like spiritual warfare happening in our lives, what <v Speaker 1>do you think? What's your take on it? <v Speaker 2>I fill that and another thing I can share with <v Speaker 2>you is that I have not been abducted since I <v Speaker 2>have a cross that I wear around my neck that <v Speaker 2>is blessed by the Father at the church. I have <v Speaker 2>not been abducted since I had this cross in the <v Speaker 2>silver strap to my skin around my neck and it <v Speaker 2>might be my belief in it. I don't know. I <v Speaker 2>don't think so, because I believed in God my whole <v Speaker 2>life and I still got abducted in all that stuff. <v Speaker 2>But I never wore a cross. There's something about the <v Speaker 2>silver in this cross that keeps things away. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I got my cross on and it's been blessed <v Speaker 1>as well. I did my I think it's called like <v Speaker 1>the right of acceptance at the church recently, and I'm <v Speaker 1>just trying to get as much involved as possible. And <v Speaker 1>I'm in the same boat that you were in. I'm <v Speaker 1>like reading my Bible as much as I can. I'm <v Speaker 1>praying all throughout the day and trying to figure out <v Speaker 1>like where things went wrong, and I don't know. I'm <v Speaker 1>in a tough spot myself. Do you feel like this <v Speaker 1>deliverance worked and what do they do and do you <v Speaker 1>feel better? Can you kind of describe that? How do <v Speaker 1>you go through this process? <v Speaker 2>Yes, so deliverance does work and it's really easy. Well <v Speaker 2>I say easy, it's not easy. It's mainly just you <v Speaker 2>have to just stay cure in your spirit and stay <v Speaker 2>true to God and don't give anything, write any write <v Speaker 2>anything to you Like I don't so much as even <v Speaker 2>drink alcohol. Like I just really try, have tried to <v Speaker 2>be like the best human that I can and really <v Speaker 2>just live and take care and help anyone that I can. <v Speaker 2>And honestly, since I've gotten rid of like my fear, <v Speaker 2>not my fear of people, but like just my fear <v Speaker 2>in general, it hasn't came back around. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's good, That's what I've done. I just had <v Speaker 1>to give my life to Jesus. Like I can't drink, <v Speaker 1>I can't do anything. Like I don't sin. I mean, <v Speaker 1>I got out of a really nasty relationship that was <v Speaker 1>extremely abusive, and this time around, you know, I said, <v Speaker 1>I'm not doing anything that's going to be sinful, Like <v Speaker 1>someone either accepts me for who I am and I'm <v Speaker 1>going to follow God on this one. I'm not going <v Speaker 1>to fall into the ways of the world and just <v Speaker 1>do like what people want you to do. I don't <v Speaker 1>know how else to describe of that without getting too personal. <v Speaker 2>I totally understand that, I totally do. <v Speaker 1>Yeah. And the hardest part for me was years ago <v Speaker 1>I was going through a lot wondering how do I <v Speaker 1>get help. I went to the Catholic Church and I <v Speaker 1>told them what was happening. And the only thing they <v Speaker 1>told me was I think you need to go to <v Speaker 1>the doctor and get medicine. And that really hurt because, like, <v Speaker 1>you know, these paranormal experiences were real, and they just <v Speaker 1>dismissed me as like a mental health problem. But it's <v Speaker 1>like you would have mental health problems too if you <v Speaker 1>were experiencing shadow people and gray aliens showing up at <v Speaker 1>your house. It's not like you experienced that, and it's <v Speaker 1>weird and there's not going to be the physical mental <v Speaker 1>trauma that would happen that science talks about. I mean, <v Speaker 1>it's it goes hand in hand with religion. <v Speaker 2>Hi, man, I totally can't feel all of that. That <v Speaker 2>is I'm hoping to. I don't think I can make <v Speaker 2>a real big difference, but I'm trying. Like I had <v Speaker 2>a university that reached out to me, that's local and <v Speaker 2>that wants to understand abductees. And I'm not really sure <v Speaker 2>if if it's a trick, I hope it's not. I <v Speaker 2>like to believe the best in people, you know, I'm <v Speaker 2>like thinking, what if they're just trying to give you <v Speaker 2>there to figure out all my secrets? But my hope <v Speaker 2>is that these. It's not a study that will be published, <v Speaker 2>of course not. It is a private study for abductees <v Speaker 2>in their families to help mental health professionals understand what <v Speaker 2>we go through and and just certain triggers for us, <v Speaker 2>and how to help people that have had these kind <v Speaker 2>of experiences that medical professionals turn away or call them, <v Speaker 2>call us crazy or tell us that you're not crazy, <v Speaker 2>you're just autistic, and okay, well what do you do <v Speaker 2>with that? Like, so I'm yeah, I totally understand how <v Speaker 2>you feel. <v Speaker 1>Yeah. Absolutely. When I told my gray alien encounter to people, <v Speaker 1>they said that it was sleep paralysis, and yeah, there <v Speaker 1>was a point where I couldn't move. And basically what <v Speaker 1>happened was I got back from a party. It was <v Speaker 1>in high school and it was in the next town over, <v Speaker 1>and whenever I got home, it was like two or <v Speaker 1>three in the morning, and I laid there in my bed. <v Speaker 1>I think I fell asleep for a little bit, but <v Speaker 1>then I woke up out of a dead sleep, and <v Speaker 1>I was fully awake, fully aware of what was going <v Speaker 1>on around me, and I couldn't move, and I try <v Speaker 1>to get up and I just couldn't. And the only <v Speaker 1>thing I could do was breathe through my lungs and <v Speaker 1>look around with my eyes, but everything was frozen solid, <v Speaker 1>and I was fully aware of everything. I mean, I <v Speaker 1>was awake and I could think. And when I looked over, <v Speaker 1>there was this little gray alien standing next to my <v Speaker 1>bed and he was just looking down at me. He <v Speaker 1>didn't really have an expression on his face. It was <v Speaker 1>kind of like when humans are looking at like an <v Speaker 1>an colony or ants moving around on the ground, like <v Speaker 1>you're just standing above them, like looking and observing. I <v Speaker 1>guess studying the ants, and that's kind of like what <v Speaker 1>he was doing with me. He just had this blank stare. <v Speaker 1>And I remember there was a fan to the right <v Speaker 1>of my bed, and every time the fan would oscillate <v Speaker 1>like go around, it was in slow motion, like ShW, <v Speaker 1>super slow motion. And at this point, I'm freaking out. <v Speaker 1>I'm trying to move, I'm trying to break free as <v Speaker 1>hard as I could, and I don't remember if I <v Speaker 1>called out the god. But all of a sudden, I <v Speaker 1>was able to stand up, and whenever I looked over, <v Speaker 1>the thing was gone, and it really terrified me. And <v Speaker 1>I went to my parents' bedroom and I told them <v Speaker 1>that there was something strange going on. They just told <v Speaker 1>me to go to bed, and I never forgot about <v Speaker 1>that experience, and I just wonder if I was abducted <v Speaker 1>or if something happened, if they did some type of <v Speaker 1>experiment on me, like why that thing was in my house? <v Speaker 1>And years later I started experiencing like UFOs floating over <v Speaker 1>the house. Some could be starlink, but there were some <v Speaker 1>that were totally not starlink, Like some were ginormous the <v Speaker 1>size of triangles slowly floating over the house, and some <v Speaker 1>were like starlink, like the lights that are all moving <v Speaker 1>in a line, but they were like big orange basketballs <v Speaker 1>and there was like hundreds of them, And I don't know. <v Speaker 1>I feel like some of the encounters I had weren't starlink, <v Speaker 1>but I don't know. I mean, when you try to <v Speaker 1>think of all this, it just like confuses you way <v Speaker 1>more than I don't know anything else on the planet. <v Speaker 2>Totally, And then you try to combine them all together <v Speaker 2>based off like little things, and you try to just <v Speaker 2>make it make sense, and the truth is it doesn't <v Speaker 2>doesn't make any. <v Speaker 1>Sense, No, it doesn't. <v Speaker 2>And I don't know. I don't know why our government <v Speaker 2>would allow things to come here that can take us. <v Speaker 2>It doesn't make any sense. And it's not right because <v Speaker 2>if it was a human that came in your home <v Speaker 2>it took you, they would be in jail called kidnapping. <v Speaker 2>I don't understand why things that aren't like us get passes. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, it's like it's out of their control. And it <v Speaker 1>would almost be like if the United States invaded like <v Speaker 1>a native colony. Like that's how powerful the UFOs are, Like, <v Speaker 1>we wouldn't stand a chance against them. We would be <v Speaker 1>like tribal people on an island if the United States <v Speaker 1>showed up with their military. And I think they're too <v Speaker 1>afraid to tell us that there's nothing we can do. <v Speaker 1>Like whatever these things are are, they're more powerful than us. <v Speaker 2>That's exactly right. And do you know this? Do you <v Speaker 2>know that? I heard a scientist say, well, I don't <v Speaker 2>know if he's a scientist, but his name is Timothy Alberino. <v Speaker 2>I watched him and the other day he did an <v Speaker 2>interview and he said that dumbs the deep underground military bases. <v Speaker 2>He said, anything underground is not the jurisdiction of the <v Speaker 2>United States of America. I was shocked. I was like, <v Speaker 2>what you mean the stuff below our feet is not <v Speaker 2>the jurisdiction to the United States of America. I couldn't <v Speaker 2>believe that. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's terrifying to think about. Okay, so let's kind <v Speaker 1>of recap all your encounters. You mentioned that you were <v Speaker 1>able to speak to the buffalo and they came up <v Speaker 1>to your feet and lay down, and it even brought <v Speaker 1>like the little one with them, and it's yeah, that <v Speaker 1>is interesting, and it feels like you have a connection <v Speaker 1>with wildlife and the universe. <v Speaker 2>In their babies. I don't know why these mamas bring <v Speaker 2>their baby around me. It's amazing. <v Speaker 1>Yeah. So when you had the sasquatch encounter, you noticed <v Speaker 1>that the treehouse was fixed, and you found like this nest, <v Speaker 1>like this sasquatch structure, and you got inside of it. <v Speaker 1>Is that correct? <v Speaker 2>Yes? <v Speaker 1>Okay? And do you feel like I mean, I guess <v Speaker 1>you obviously do. Did you feel like you were in danger? <v Speaker 1>You saw like this this shape and it felt like <v Speaker 1>the weather was changing, But it wasn't the weather. It <v Speaker 1>was this creature getting close to you, right. <v Speaker 2>I So at first, when I was in there, I <v Speaker 2>didn't I felt like I was in danger because I <v Speaker 2>didn't know what was happening. But you know, I've been <v Speaker 2>to regression. So the stuff that I couldn't remember, I <v Speaker 2>kind of have some blanks filled in on I Just <v Speaker 2>when I was telling it, I go into shocks, So <v Speaker 2>I don't always remember the conversation that I had with <v Speaker 2>a female Bigfoot at the time. But when she first <v Speaker 2>got to the opening of the tree, I was in <v Speaker 2>like there was a conversation that she had with me. <v Speaker 2>And it's not a conversation with like words, it's just <v Speaker 2>like an automatic understanding of what's being said. And so <v Speaker 2>I knew after I saw that I wasn't in danger anymore. <v Speaker 2>Only leading up to her coming to the tree, did <v Speaker 2>I think I was in danger? <v Speaker 1>Yeah, And you heard this boom and you lost your <v Speaker 1>sense of hearing? What do you think caused that? <v Speaker 2>So the boom, I didn't like chear with my ears, <v Speaker 2>So it was like something that I felt with like <v Speaker 2>my mind and like energy, like the only way I <v Speaker 2>can describe it. I think it was sound like when <v Speaker 2>they projected at you like that boom. I think that <v Speaker 2>she just had to hit me really good one time, <v Speaker 2>to stun me and to make my body go numb <v Speaker 2>and to make me lose my hearing. Because I think <v Speaker 2>that if you add in everything around you, like your <v Speaker 2>hearing and stuff, like you freak out like it's too much, <v Speaker 2>it's over stimulating. And then I think I like I <v Speaker 2>had actually I think I was starting to die like <v Speaker 2>in there, Like I think I had just like given up, <v Speaker 2>like just gave up. Like so there was like so <v Speaker 2>much going on. But I think that because there was <v Speaker 2>like a low hume when she got to the nest <v Speaker 2>and she was on the outside, there was a low <v Speaker 2>hum and it's like just a low hum, and then <v Speaker 2>that's when the hearing just boom went. And the only <v Speaker 2>way I can say it is just like a projected <v Speaker 2>like in the air invisible boom, not like a boom <v Speaker 2>out loud crash boom. <v Speaker 1>Okay, yeah, I think that would be a good explanation <v Speaker 1>or theory that it was infra sound. And then you <v Speaker 1>notice this little girl or this little creature crying for <v Speaker 1>help inside the nest. Is that correct? <v Speaker 2>That was me? <v Speaker 1>Oh? That was you? Okay, okay? And like what did <v Speaker 1>this little bigfoot creature look like? I know you sent <v Speaker 1>the photo over, but if you could kind of try <v Speaker 1>to describe the features and like how tall it was, <v Speaker 1>like the size of its head, anything. <v Speaker 2>You can think of so sure, okay, he was amazing. <v Speaker 2>First of all, he's he was adorable. And so I <v Speaker 2>was eight and he was if so if he was <v Speaker 2>in human years, like he was injured. So you know, <v Speaker 2>from the waist down is how he moved, like from <v Speaker 2>the waist up, so he drugged his legs behind him <v Speaker 2>like they were dead legs, like they wouldn't move. So <v Speaker 2>when he crawled, he like crawled on his arms and hands, <v Speaker 2>you know, like the yoga position, downward facing dog like that. <v Speaker 2>Well that's how he moved because his legs weren't work, <v Speaker 2>wouldn't work. And now that I okay. And so he <v Speaker 2>looked exactly like his mom, just a smaller version. He <v Speaker 2>had like really chubby little cheeks and kind of like <v Speaker 2>a look like an ewalk. I know that's weird, but <v Speaker 2>like a really chubby little ewalk human ewalk. And I <v Speaker 2>could tell you that when I was rubbing my toes <v Speaker 2>on the bottom of his feet. The padding on his feet, <v Speaker 2>it's a sticker like it's like a jelly thick padding, <v Speaker 2>like a thicker than a soul. I don't really know <v Speaker 2>how to describe it, but it's it's a different it's <v Speaker 2>a different kind of food in us and then so <v Speaker 2>because my feet was connected to his, Like, that's what <v Speaker 2>I remember the most about him, it's just his injuries. <v Speaker 2>It's so sad. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, so they let you know that they were hit <v Speaker 1>by a vehicle, is that correct? <v Speaker 2>So not during my encounter, I didn't know this. I <v Speaker 2>just knew that they had been injured. And it wasn't <v Speaker 2>until after my encounter when before she had dropped me <v Speaker 2>over the fence to go home, and she set me <v Speaker 2>up on that and she stood me up on that <v Speaker 2>log and she projected that image into my mind of <v Speaker 2>the people that hit her with their car. So the <v Speaker 2>really hardest part about that is my mom worked at <v Speaker 2>that nursing home and the people that hit them with <v Speaker 2>their car would come visit their mom at that nursing home. <v Speaker 2>So it was difficult seeing these people that had hurt them. <v Speaker 2>And they never tried to retaliate against these people that <v Speaker 2>had hit them with their car. So if that shows <v Speaker 2>you like they're not all evil, they don't all want <v Speaker 2>revenge for when people hurt them. They never tried to <v Speaker 2>hurt these elderly this older couple that came to visit <v Speaker 2>their mom at at nursing home. Ever, ever. <v Speaker 1>Ever, Yeah, when you first described the female mother sasquatch <v Speaker 1>with the whole in her cheek and the broken teeth, <v Speaker 1>I almost thought like she was shot, like someone took <v Speaker 1>a shot at her. But that makes sense that she <v Speaker 1>was hit by a vehicle. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. I'm so glad it wasn't the other one. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, and that that is really sad. <v Speaker 2>And you know, I had thought maybe it was a <v Speaker 2>fight from like another Bigfoot. At first, I didn't know. <v Speaker 2>I just knew that they were injured. <v Speaker 1>Yeah. It's incredible how they can still survive with their <v Speaker 1>injuries and still get around and hide from people. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, So there were four of these creatures, correct, there <v Speaker 1>was the little one, the mother, another female, and a male. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. <v Speaker 1>Okay, and you played dead whenever this mother sasquatch approached. <v Speaker 2>You, right, Yeah, I played I played dead in the nest. <v Speaker 1>Wow. And it was pacing around, so it was nervous. <v Speaker 1>You mentioned that it yawned like a dog that was nervous. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. I think she was trying to figure out what <v Speaker 2>to do, you know, like what am I going to do? <v Speaker 2>Like it was obviously her nest and now this little <v Speaker 2>girl got herself stuck in it. I think she was <v Speaker 2>just torn on what to do because I've heard other <v Speaker 2>people describe nests like that, and I've heard them describe <v Speaker 2>it as a playpin. I was like, Yeah, that's about right, <v Speaker 2>That's exactly what this was. And then I was like, <v Speaker 2>oh God, was it a playpin for me? Or was <v Speaker 2>it a playpin for her baby? And I just happened <v Speaker 2>to get stuck in it? So I go back and <v Speaker 2>forth a lot when I think about that, like did <v Speaker 2>she build it for me too? Because like, if he <v Speaker 2>was injured, how would he be able to be up <v Speaker 2>in a tree or would she put him in there <v Speaker 2>to keep him away from other things when she was <v Speaker 2>back there? I don't know. I'm still trying to work <v Speaker 2>through all that because this is like part one of <v Speaker 2>my journey is just not being ashamed of what's happened <v Speaker 2>to me. And so I'm still like trying to process <v Speaker 2>everything and put things together. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, let's understand. And the mother creek or the mother Sasquatch. <v Speaker 1>You mentioned that she had big round doctor pepper eyes, <v Speaker 1>like the circumference of like a doctor pepper Can. Is <v Speaker 1>that right? <v Speaker 2>And the same size no, like the exact same size <v Speaker 2>as doctor pepper Can's. Because after my encounter. My mom <v Speaker 2>would like mock me when I would tell her about <v Speaker 2>her doctor Pepper eyes. I mean she would go she <v Speaker 2>came to me and she was like had a coke <v Speaker 2>can and she was held up a coke can. She <v Speaker 2>was like like this, Amy, and I'm and I went <v Speaker 2>into the prigera and I got a doctor Pepper can. <v Speaker 2>I go like this, No, Mom, like this, and I <v Speaker 2>held up to doctor pepper can like this one. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, the little juvenile that I encountered, his eyes were <v Speaker 1>I always describe it as as big as round as <v Speaker 1>a as a coke can. Like they were that that big, <v Speaker 1>and there were like this glossy white color, almost like <v Speaker 1>a light bulb, and you could see like the little <v Speaker 1>pupil and the middle was that similar. <v Speaker 2>No, I could not see any pupil, but I could <v Speaker 2>not see any peopil in his eye. And I could <v Speaker 2>not see any people in her eye. Like when their eyes, <v Speaker 2>when their eyes were certain colors, there was no other <v Speaker 2>color present in their eye. They were all one color <v Speaker 2>at one time, not like you know how like we <v Speaker 2>have whites in our eyes. Was a color like know, <v Speaker 2>their eyes was all one color. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's incredible. And did any of them have a <v Speaker 1>conical shaped head. <v Speaker 2>No, they were all round like ours, all round like ours, <v Speaker 2>every one of them. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, so it sounds like they're very similar. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, okay. <v Speaker 1>And you sat there like the little juvenile like you <v Speaker 1>put your legs out and you had your hands in <v Speaker 1>between your legs. Is that correct? <v Speaker 2>Yeah, just like him. I'm like we mirrored each other, <v Speaker 2>Like I did exactly what he did. <v Speaker 1>And how did the oh go ahead? <v Speaker 2>I had to be thoughtful, you know, because he was <v Speaker 2>he like couldn't run and move like me, so I <v Speaker 2>had to do things that he did that he could do. <v Speaker 1>How did the little one react whenever you sat like him? <v Speaker 1>And like did he look at you and try to <v Speaker 1>like inspect what you were doing? <v Speaker 2>Yeah? So he did. He he didn't really like like <v Speaker 2>communicate with me. He was like very much like an <v Speaker 2>autistic kid would do, you know, like stay in their <v Speaker 2>own thing and play with their own stuff. And it <v Speaker 2>was me that mainly did be observing. And then that <v Speaker 2>watched both of us, and it's like he would know <v Speaker 2>when he was would be allowed to like interact with <v Speaker 2>me and when he wouldn't be. That's why I think <v Speaker 2>it was kind of like an initiation like for both <v Speaker 2>of us, if that makes any sense. And also I <v Speaker 2>don't know what to do with you, like I found <v Speaker 2>you in a nest type of thing. But then when <v Speaker 2>I think about it that way, like how does she <v Speaker 2>know to draw me off at a daycare? Like? You know? <v Speaker 2>And then I don't think that she could return me <v Speaker 2>because it was daytime, so I think she had to <v Speaker 2>do it after everybody had gotten home and gotten to bed. <v Speaker 2>And I don't know, I know, it's probably not like <v Speaker 2>I don't know, I know it's probably like not rational <v Speaker 2>to think like that, but it's the only way I <v Speaker 2>could get through it. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I understand, And I would be wondering too, like <v Speaker 1>how did this creature know to drop me off by <v Speaker 1>a daycare? Like that's just not a coincidence. <v Speaker 2>Oh no, I can tell you that work because she <v Speaker 2>had a conversation with me as a tree. So when <v Speaker 2>she came to the tree, she told me that she <v Speaker 2>had an injured baby and that she needed my help. <v Speaker 2>And she had told me that she needed my help <v Speaker 2>to call for help. And now knowing what I've been <v Speaker 2>through now with extraterrestrials, when I was on their board <v Speaker 2>their ship that night, and they were interested in my encounter. <v Speaker 2>Now I know all the other times I was taken, <v Speaker 2>it's because I had energy to help them. So she <v Speaker 2>actually had a conversation at the tree. She actually had <v Speaker 2>a conversation as a tree with me when she first came, <v Speaker 2>and I did what any kid would do. I asked <v Speaker 2>her where she was from, and she said some area. <v Speaker 2>And I thought that was funny because I said some <v Speaker 2>area like the Bible, because you remember I told you <v Speaker 2>that my grandparents went to church like twice a day <v Speaker 2>and I went with them, so I was really familiar <v Speaker 2>with the Bible. And I said some area like the Bible. <v Speaker 2>She was like, no, just some area. So that was <v Speaker 2>really funny. So she did things to like call me <v Speaker 2>down and let me know it would be okay. And <v Speaker 2>she had told me also that she met me at <v Speaker 2>a birthday party. Instantly I knew at birthday party she <v Speaker 2>was talking about, because she told me that she met <v Speaker 2>me at a birthday party by the calling of the drums, <v Speaker 2>so I knew how she met me. And she told <v Speaker 2>me that she had watched me for weeks before she <v Speaker 2>decided to meet me, and she told me that she <v Speaker 2>saw how my mom had been injured and that I <v Speaker 2>had helped my mom, like I helped my mom do things, <v Speaker 2>and I was a really good little helper. And then <v Speaker 2>I was like really good with the people at the daycare, <v Speaker 2>with the people at the nursing home. So she like <v Speaker 2>watched us, and she watched us take care of people. <v Speaker 2>So I think that she thought like I could help <v Speaker 2>her baby. And also she told me that she was <v Speaker 2>not from here. She told me that she lived an <v Speaker 2>inner Earth, but that her family came here a very <v Speaker 2>very very long time ago. Not her, she's lived here <v Speaker 2>her whole life. But she told me that her family <v Speaker 2>came here a very long time ago from a star <v Speaker 2>called mal Deck, and that theres and that they're and <v Speaker 2>that their home was destroyed by greed. So, if I <v Speaker 2>think about everything that she told me that she's an extraterrestrial, <v Speaker 2>she's not from here. All of my encounters are with extraterrestrials, <v Speaker 2>So it makes sense to me that she would tell <v Speaker 2>me that, I know that's crazy, Miguel. <v Speaker 1>No, No, nothing's crazy here. And I've often theorized that <v Speaker 1>these things come from underground. Did it tell you how <v Speaker 1>it moves from in and out of the Earth? Do <v Speaker 1>you know? <v Speaker 2>Yes? So she says, she goes back and forth. It's <v Speaker 2>a it's a technique called biolocating, where you think about <v Speaker 2>where you want to be and you're there. And she <v Speaker 2>also travels by dry creek beds. Wow. And where they <v Speaker 2>go I don't know. And where they go, I have <v Speaker 2>no idea where they go. It is not from here, <v Speaker 2>It is not. Uh, the colors where she took me <v Speaker 2>when I was sitting with them, like, the colors are <v Speaker 2>so brilliant. And she made these shapes in the ground <v Speaker 2>and I know the shapes to this day, but I <v Speaker 2>don't want to shade to say them out loud. And <v Speaker 2>she stacked these rocks up, not rocks, stones up four <v Speaker 2>pile high. And when she did that, it was like <v Speaker 2>an antenna in the middle of these shapes, and like ground, <v Speaker 2>the ground would open up in different places, and that's <v Speaker 2>when she would drop like gone, and you would hear <v Speaker 2>tame like that. And so I thought, what is going on? <v Speaker 2>Like this is so crazy, like fading in, fading out, <v Speaker 2>shimmering grounds opening up them, dropping in the ground like <v Speaker 2>nothing like. It was so crazy to see. And I <v Speaker 2>know it doesn't make any sense. I don't even know <v Speaker 2>how if I'm doing a good job explaining it. <v Speaker 1>You're doing an excellent job. <v Speaker 2>All of this, All the symbols together on the ground <v Speaker 2>look like a dirty kaleidoscope. So it was really hard <v Speaker 2>to figure out what symbols went to which. But I <v Speaker 2>know which symbols went to the four stones to make <v Speaker 2>her disappear. Those are the important ones. <v Speaker 1>Is there a reason you don't want to share the <v Speaker 1>shapes that were left? <v Speaker 2>Yes, And this is the part I wasn't going to <v Speaker 2>tell you. Do you remember when I told you I <v Speaker 2>lived in that home with that thing that attacked me <v Speaker 2>that I had to get a deliverance from. Yeah, Well <v Speaker 2>remember when I told you God wasn't picking up the phone, <v Speaker 2>and like I was being hurt really bad. Well, I <v Speaker 2>remembered those shapes that she did in the forest that day, <v Speaker 2>and I remember how when she made them, they called <v Speaker 2>for help. The help that came down was in a <v Speaker 2>tunnel of light, the same tunnel of light that I <v Speaker 2>got taken up in into a ship. So this tunnel <v Speaker 2>of light that came into the forests that day, I <v Speaker 2>say forests because where she took me with forest, this <v Speaker 2>was a forest, not the woods where this little this <v Speaker 2>her she kissed nest was so in the forests, that <v Speaker 2>baby like floated up into a cube, you know, like <v Speaker 2>I've seen that cube on videos on YouTube, like that <v Speaker 2>cube on the Meadow project was a cube of like <v Speaker 2>that baby floated up in a cube of energy to <v Speaker 2>get healed. And it didn't happen until after she made <v Speaker 2>those symbols in the ground. And I have no idea <v Speaker 2>how in the world I remembered those symbols, but I <v Speaker 2>those symbols in my home that day and I called <v Speaker 2>for help too, and something came to help me. And <v Speaker 2>it's the only thing that got me through living in <v Speaker 2>that home because it was like a help. It was <v Speaker 2>like a protective spirit that I called and I only <v Speaker 2>did it, was able to do it because I watched <v Speaker 2>her do it in the floor, that the force floor <v Speaker 2>that day. And I was terrified to share that with you, <v Speaker 2>because when I was walking through Walmart the other day, <v Speaker 2>a woman walked up to me and she said, you <v Speaker 2>have a witch wound. I said, ah, what she said, <v Speaker 2>You're scared to talk because you have a witch wound <v Speaker 2>the line on your neck. She said, I just wanted <v Speaker 2>to tell you, like you've been hung in a former life, <v Speaker 2>you were a shaman, and you were hung by the church, <v Speaker 2>and that's why you're afraid to talk about what you've <v Speaker 2>been through, because you're afraid society will hung you for <v Speaker 2>what you've had to use to help yourself. So that's <v Speaker 2>why I wasn't going to tell you that. <v Speaker 1>Well, I appreciate you for sharing that with me. Sounds <v Speaker 1>like there's a little bit of background noise for some reason. <v Speaker 1>I don't know if the phone's like banging up against something. <v Speaker 2>Oh oh, I was tasting. <v Speaker 1>You're fine and you don't have to share the shapes <v Speaker 1>with me, but could you do that off air later possibly? <v Speaker 2>Yeah, okay, okay. <v Speaker 1>And I'll share here on air, like things that I <v Speaker 1>have found whenever I had that juvenile encounter, he started <v Speaker 1>leaving little triangles out for me, and like the wild <v Speaker 1>part is is like this trail that I would walk <v Speaker 1>every day. He took this green sapling, like this green <v Speaker 1>branch and twisted it and it was still connected, but <v Speaker 1>both ends were stuck into the ground and it was <v Speaker 1>like a triangle standing up and I don't know what <v Speaker 1>to make of it, but I know it wasn't there <v Speaker 1>because I would walk that trail every single day, and <v Speaker 1>I was very observant of everything that was around, and <v Speaker 1>it was new. I mean I tried to replicate it, <v Speaker 1>and whenever I would break like a stick and try <v Speaker 1>to stick both ends into the ground, I try to <v Speaker 1>do it like he did and keep it connected. But <v Speaker 1>every time I try to like replicate it, the stick <v Speaker 1>would break, and it's like, how did he keep that <v Speaker 1>stick connected with both ends in the ground. It was <v Speaker 1>really hard to do, actually to stick a branch like <v Speaker 1>that in the ground, like a triangle, like both ends <v Speaker 1>into the ground without breaking the middle. And it's like, <v Speaker 1>how did it do that? <v Speaker 2>That's incredible The ones during my encounter when they would <v Speaker 2>do that, like I don't really know how the baby <v Speaker 2>did that because it was like the shape, whatever the <v Speaker 2>shape was on top, he was able to make the <v Speaker 2>same shape underneath as above, so below you. <v Speaker 1>See, Yeah, that's extremely interesting. So you held your hands <v Speaker 1>out like a baby for this thing to pick you up. <v Speaker 1>What did it do? What was its facial expression whenever <v Speaker 1>you did that? Was it like empathy? Like did it <v Speaker 1>feel remorse for you? <v Speaker 2>So she was shocked, like she didn't know, like like <v Speaker 2>I think that because she had already watched me, so <v Speaker 2>she pretty much knew what I looked like. But I <v Speaker 2>think to like be that close to me, like she <v Speaker 2>was just as scared as I was. And like her <v Speaker 2>face like there wasn't an inch of her face it's <v Speaker 2>not covered with hair, like even though it wasn't long hair. <v Speaker 2>The only way I can describe it to you, like, <v Speaker 2>have you ever touched like a pipe cleaner, How it's <v Speaker 2>like that soft like almost feels like a soft fur. <v Speaker 2>How that would feel. Well, that's how long the fur <v Speaker 2>was on her face, just enough to cover her skin, <v Speaker 2>but just enough to see her skin. <v Speaker 1>Also, Yeah, that's incredible. That's how the juvenile was. Its <v Speaker 1>hair was completely covered or its face was completely covered <v Speaker 1>with hair. And it reminded me of like pac Man. <v Speaker 1>It didn't look like pac Man, but you know the <v Speaker 1>creatures that are like chasing after pac Man in the game. <v Speaker 1>It was like that because you could see like this <v Speaker 1>furry creature with big white eyes sticking out of the hair. <v Speaker 2>Oh wow. But you know her baby didn't have the <v Speaker 2>same eyes as her, like because her eyes were to <v Speaker 2>shape of like Dodgor prepper eyes and his eyes were <v Speaker 2>round like little buttons. <v Speaker 1>Oh wow, that almost reminds me of this drawling I <v Speaker 1>seen years ago, where this little juvenile sasquatch is sitting <v Speaker 1>on a log and he looks like really sad. He's <v Speaker 1>just kind of like looking down. <v Speaker 2>That's exactly how he looked. And his name was Haymu. <v Speaker 2>And do you know what's amazing about Haymu, the name Haymu. <v Speaker 2>It's like I don't know how to tell you how <v Speaker 2>they communicate with me though literally just like if I'm <v Speaker 2>working on something, i'll if I've talked to her, and <v Speaker 2>like she always communicates with me, like around water. I <v Speaker 2>don't know why, but around water. Water is very important <v Speaker 2>for her to be able to communicate with me for <v Speaker 2>some reason. And like I can have like thought about <v Speaker 2>things and like ask her a question and she will <v Speaker 2>like open windows on my computer to answer whatever I <v Speaker 2>need answered. It's really amazing. I don't know how to <v Speaker 2>explain the communication how they do it electronically. But what <v Speaker 2>I want to tell you about the name Hemu is <v Speaker 2>she had gifted me a book on my computer called <v Speaker 2>Sasquatch Message to Humanity by the Elder commod Camu. And <v Speaker 2>it's not a book that I bought either, Like she <v Speaker 2>literally just gifted it to me in my mailbox and <v Speaker 2>literally I was looking and reading that book. I was like, <v Speaker 2>Sasklatch Message to Humanity by the Elder Canoe, and I <v Speaker 2>was like, moo hey MoU and I was like, oh <v Speaker 2>my god, like they have the same last name. Like <v Speaker 2>I think that she gifted me that book to show <v Speaker 2>me that that's they're like family. That's like his family, <v Speaker 2>his like father or grandfather. I'm really not sure which one. <v Speaker 2>I haven't figured that out yet. And just as soon <v Speaker 2>as I thought, well, I'm not good at reading e books, <v Speaker 2>like I don't like being online, like I'm old, I <v Speaker 2>like things in person, the book showed up at my door. <v Speaker 2>The actual book showed up at my door. So then there's. <v Speaker 1>That, Yeah, that's that's wild that that happened. And I <v Speaker 1>believe you sometimes things happen in our lives that we <v Speaker 1>just can't explain. You mentioned the mother was rating a <v Speaker 1>basket out of an old parachute, and I find that <v Speaker 1>really interesting because the Native Americans used to say that <v Speaker 1>these sasquatch creatures will abduct you or abduct women and <v Speaker 1>children and put them inside their basket. And in this case, <v Speaker 1>it didn't hurt you, like it didn't try to eat you, <v Speaker 1>tear you apart or take you away from your family, <v Speaker 1>like they helped you and they had I don't know, <v Speaker 1>compassion for you. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, and they even gave me tree bark to eat <v Speaker 2>that tasted weird and like minty or spear minte. I <v Speaker 2>don't really know what it was. I really didn't like it, <v Speaker 2>but I guess she was trying to comfort me. But <v Speaker 2>I didn't care if I ate. I didn't care about nothing, <v Speaker 2>Like I didn't even want to eat it, but I <v Speaker 2>didn't want to be rude and tell her I didn't <v Speaker 2>want her food either. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's understandable. And this creature, but what did it <v Speaker 1>like end up doing with the basket exactly? <v Speaker 2>So the basket is what they carried their baby in <v Speaker 2>that couldn't walk, Okay, I'm assuming. I'm assuming that that <v Speaker 2>is like a bigfoot baby back back like a car <v Speaker 2>seat for a baby Bigfoot, they can't walk, And I'm <v Speaker 2>just assuming that that that's why I'm just like, was <v Speaker 2>wondering why she was making another basket because there was <v Speaker 2>only one baby that couldn't walk, and the basket, the <v Speaker 2>parachute was like shredded, like she had shredded it and <v Speaker 2>it was just like braided like not like like rows <v Speaker 2>of braid, like one long braid, like not like a <v Speaker 2>bunch of little braids, like one long braid to make <v Speaker 2>one row. It was the neatest thing, and it didn't <v Speaker 2>hurt at all, like it when you're inside it. Like <v Speaker 2>when I called back over to that basket to get <v Speaker 2>inside it, like it wasn't uncomfortable. And I knew that's <v Speaker 2>what she carried her baby in because it smelled just <v Speaker 2>like him, and so did the nest I was in. <v Speaker 2>So those are how I knew, like those were his things. <v Speaker 2>And I think that when I crawled back in it, <v Speaker 2>like he didn't like that. He didn't like me in <v Speaker 2>his basket, because that's when he got like aggravated and <v Speaker 2>he like crawled over to it. But I guess I <v Speaker 2>wouldn't like somebody in my bed either or in my <v Speaker 2>transportation that my mom had for me either. I'd be <v Speaker 2>like that's enough, like you need to get out. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that is extremely interesting. And whenever the sheriff saw you, <v Speaker 1>I'm sure he was shocked and like, what the heck <v Speaker 1>happened to this girl? <v Speaker 2>I honestly don't even know what. I don't know what <v Speaker 2>he thought. I don't know what he thought. I can't imagine, <v Speaker 2>but you know, I have to tell you, Like, my <v Speaker 2>whole town was amazing, Like when I was too scared, <v Speaker 2>they're like wait out by the bus stops, and I <v Speaker 2>was too scared to walk to the car or be outside. <v Speaker 2>And then in our music class, like our music teacher <v Speaker 2>assigned all of these like flutes, these little recorders to <v Speaker 2>us that we had to practice at school and at home. <v Speaker 2>So you literally had all of these kids running around <v Speaker 2>this little town playing all these flutes, and there was <v Speaker 2>no way to hide, like anywhere, because flutes give away <v Speaker 2>where you are. Anyways, Like my whole town had helped <v Speaker 2>me through this incredible situation that they didn't even know <v Speaker 2>had happened. Like the teachers that took their babies to <v Speaker 2>daycare would take me to school and bring me home. <v Speaker 2>Like everybody just helped me to where I didn't have <v Speaker 2>to be outside or wasn't scared. It was really amazing <v Speaker 2>and I'm so thankful to all of them. And the <v Speaker 2>shriff that helped me was my best friend's dad, So <v Speaker 2>he was amazing, and he didn't like you ready saying <v Speaker 2>that it was like, you know, let someone come take <v Speaker 2>me away from Yeah, so we kept it quiet. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's understandable, and I'm glad that you had a <v Speaker 1>good community around you. And it sounds like God put <v Speaker 1>you right where he warned you to be. Yeah, okay, <v Speaker 1>so let's see whenever this juvenile was moving around you <v Speaker 1>said it was super fast? Was it creepy like how <v Speaker 1>fast it was or I guess I don't know the <v Speaker 1>right word to use, but it was like a. <v Speaker 2>Spider creepy, so creepy. So I was watching a poor movie, <v Speaker 2>which I usually don't do, but I had watched. I <v Speaker 2>don't even know how it came across this movie, but <v Speaker 2>it is the movie called Hell Razor, And have you <v Speaker 2>ever seen I don't know which one it is either, <v Speaker 2>but it's the one where like tin head is like <v Speaker 2>on the floor and like when the man brings those <v Speaker 2>people in the room for him to eat those people, <v Speaker 2>and he crawls over to them real fast on his <v Speaker 2>arms and hands, and that's exactly what it would look like, <v Speaker 2>creepy and scary. And that's why I was so scared, <v Speaker 2>just because of the way he moved. And I don't <v Speaker 2>really know if it's because his legs, Like we didn't <v Speaker 2>have a feeling in him, so he did the best <v Speaker 2>he could. But yeah, that was that was the scariest part. <v Speaker 2>Was just like the way he had to move to. <v Speaker 1>Move, Yeah, that's completely understandable. <v Speaker 2>Was his fald Like it wasn't his fault and he <v Speaker 2>got a by corn. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, it definitely wasn't their fault. And they're just trying <v Speaker 1>to live their lives and that is really sad. And <v Speaker 1>my eyes are tearing up as we speak. I know <v Speaker 1>I don't show much motion or doesn't sound like I'm <v Speaker 1>interested or something. A lot of people comment that though <v Speaker 1>it sounds like I wasn't interested in the podcast, but <v Speaker 1>I am, and this is just how I sound. But yeah, <v Speaker 1>I definitely touched my heart here and anything that you <v Speaker 1>had to say. And I don't know, I just well, I. <v Speaker 2>Just think that you hear so many stories that people tell, <v Speaker 2>and they're always so willing to tell their scary stories <v Speaker 2>and that's great because you should be afraid, Like they're huge, <v Speaker 2>Like I didn't even come up to her knees, Like <v Speaker 2>I don't even know how you're supposed to act around <v Speaker 2>things like that. So like I don't even know what <v Speaker 2>I was going to say, because I just picture being <v Speaker 2>in front of her knees again, and I forgot what <v Speaker 2>I was saying. You know, I still see her face <v Speaker 2>like like I could be doing something and it is <v Speaker 2>like she is right there, and I know that she's <v Speaker 2>not like right there, but sometimes like I feel like <v Speaker 2>I just feel a whole lot. I'm so sorry. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, you're fine. And this kind of reminds me of <v Speaker 1>a personal encounter that I heard. And this guy's name <v Speaker 1>was Tommy, and Tommy was actually on Sasquatch Chronicles years ago, <v Speaker 1>but he reached out to me after I told my <v Speaker 1>encounters and told me about his experiences, and it was <v Speaker 1>a very traumatic experience. Tommy grew up in a very <v Speaker 1>abusive home and he was like a foster child and <v Speaker 1>basically homeless, and finally the family that took him in <v Speaker 1>was extremely abusive. The guy would beat him to death. <v Speaker 1>So one day Tommy took off and he was trying <v Speaker 1>to leave this place because of the abuse, and he <v Speaker 1>took off one night in Minnesota and ended up in <v Speaker 1>the swamp and he was drowning in this swamp and <v Speaker 1>this mother Sasquatch came and picked him up out of <v Speaker 1>the swamp and he's like kicking and screaming and basically <v Speaker 1>this creature saved him and it was a very very <v Speaker 1>sad story and especially what he had to endure. And <v Speaker 1>a lot of people think these creatures are evil, but <v Speaker 1>I've heard many encounters where these things would save people, <v Speaker 1>and a lot of people say that they're demons. But <v Speaker 1>I don't think a demon would ever save someone. I mean, <v Speaker 1>I often wonder, you know, does this have to do <v Speaker 1>with like spirits? Like are these things just shape shifting <v Speaker 1>turning into sasquatch? There's not really an answer. No one <v Speaker 1>really knows. But I don't feel like a demon would <v Speaker 1>save you because any opportunity that they had for you <v Speaker 1>losing your soul, they would take it. They wouldn't try <v Speaker 1>to save you and give you another chance. I don't <v Speaker 1>think a demon would do that. <v Speaker 2>And a demon would not touch a Bible and open <v Speaker 2>it to a Bible verse and leave it in your <v Speaker 2>living room for you to find. And a demon wouldn't <v Speaker 2>you communicate with you while you're still wearing a cross <v Speaker 2>and Adam want to communicate with you and show you <v Speaker 2>all the ways to walk yourself back to yourself and God, yeah, <v Speaker 2>that's absolutely not Yeah, So they I just feel like <v Speaker 2>they're not the same. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, it's something different. Yeah, it's something different, and we <v Speaker 1>just don't understand. And maybe there's some type of connection <v Speaker 1>with like autistic people or just certain people's energy and <v Speaker 1>their ability to have these cryptid encounters and paranormal experiences <v Speaker 1>throughout their life. Maybe they're not connected and they don't <v Speaker 1>go hand in hand, but for some reason we're able <v Speaker 1>to see past the the the curtain. I guess you <v Speaker 1>can say this sasquatch creature. You said, whenever it was <v Speaker 1>moving around, it made some tree structures. Can you describe <v Speaker 1>what these tree structures look like? <v Speaker 2>Which which one? You mean? The baby? <v Speaker 1>Yeah, the baby. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. So he was really cute. And the tree structures <v Speaker 2>that he made weren't like anything you would think of. <v Speaker 2>They were like really cute. They were crosses actually that <v Speaker 2>were stuck in the ground. Like like so if you're <v Speaker 2>walking through the woods and you was to see a <v Speaker 2>cross made a stick sticking in the ground, you would <v Speaker 2>think that was like like something was buried there. Right, <v Speaker 2>It's not like he did the funniest thing. Like he <v Speaker 2>had all these crosses stuck in the ground, and when <v Speaker 2>he was would like be moving on the ground, he <v Speaker 2>would take one of the crosses out of the ground <v Speaker 2>like a little sword you see across if you hold <v Speaker 2>it in your hands like a little sword. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that is interesting. So like a Jesus cross not <v Speaker 1>like an ax. Is that correct, right? <v Speaker 2>No, it was like a Jesus crossing the ground and <v Speaker 2>then he would and then they were like little swords <v Speaker 2>just stuck places. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's interesting. I interviewed a gentleman from virgin or <v Speaker 1>West Virginia, I think it's what it was, and he <v Speaker 1>was camping at a campground with his friend and this <v Speaker 1>sasquatch showed up multiple times and it stayed with them <v Speaker 1>pretty much the whole night. But what I found very <v Speaker 1>creepy was this sasquatch was like trying to communicate with them, <v Speaker 1>and it like pointed up to the stars and it <v Speaker 1>said Lucifer and that that really creeped me out because <v Speaker 1>you mentioned the six sixty sixth thing, and yeah, it <v Speaker 1>just makes me wonder. So again I am wondering, like <v Speaker 1>what these things truly are. And I accept everyone's theories, <v Speaker 1>whether they say, you know, it's something else, it's a primate, <v Speaker 1>or it's interdimensional, or it's demonic. Like I don't dismiss <v Speaker 1>anyone and I'm just looking for answers myself. But when <v Speaker 1>that guy said that that this sasquatch looked up in <v Speaker 1>the air, pointed at the stars and said Lucifer, that <v Speaker 1>that really creeped me out. <v Speaker 2>Well, you know, Lucifer is also the name of the <v Speaker 2>telescope for the Vatican ur. The telescope that they use <v Speaker 2>is name Blucifer. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that is very interesting, and I'll leave a link <v Speaker 1>to that in the description. It's called wild People of <v Speaker 1>the Forest. There's a part one, two, and three if <v Speaker 1>anyone wants to check it out, and that way you <v Speaker 1>can find it. Okay, So let's see one thing that <v Speaker 1>I was interested in and I want to understand more. <v Speaker 1>I'm not I'm not sure exactly how this went, so <v Speaker 1>you'll have to correct me. The creature went through a tree, <v Speaker 1>and did it take you somewhere else? Is that an? <v Speaker 1>Is that correct? <v Speaker 2>So in my encounter, like at the like, I don't <v Speaker 2>know where all we traveled. I just know like when <v Speaker 2>I was coming to and waking up, like the tree <v Speaker 2>that she went under, like the tree like opened up, <v Speaker 2>like it was different, it was a different kind of tree. <v Speaker 2>It's like opened up to a new place. And when <v Speaker 2>it opened up. It's like through a creek bed that <v Speaker 2>came up under their business, huge meadows. All I can <v Speaker 2>explain it. And it was just colors and places that <v Speaker 2>were so vibrant. I've never even seen these colors, like <v Speaker 2>they're not our colors. So that's why I think where <v Speaker 2>I went wasn't here. I think where I went through <v Speaker 2>the state park where she traveled took us there to <v Speaker 2>where we went. <v Speaker 1>So it was definitely another plane of existence, like another dimension. <v Speaker 1>Is that correct? <v Speaker 2>Yes? <v Speaker 1>Yes, okay, Yeah, that's very interesting. That could be why <v Speaker 1>people don't find a body or any bones. Do you <v Speaker 1>think that's the answer right there? <v Speaker 2>I do not know. I don't know. I don't I <v Speaker 2>don't know. I don't know. I was still trying to <v Speaker 2>figure out what happened to me. I I you know, <v Speaker 2>it's really difficult to try to figure out those things. Yet. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I understand that. So the male sasquatch knocked I <v Speaker 1>think three times with its hand like against the tree. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, using like his wrist like a volleyball player. Oh wow. <v Speaker 1>And it would stick trees upside down into the ground, <v Speaker 1>and it would jump down onto them. <v Speaker 2>No clock climb down backwards. <v Speaker 1>Okay, did it kind of use it like steps. Is <v Speaker 1>that correct? <v Speaker 2>Yeah? So like they're so they were smooth, but in <v Speaker 2>some places where the branches were hanging down, it was <v Speaker 2>like almost like what you could use them as ladders. <v Speaker 2>And there was three in a row, like in the <v Speaker 2>same row, and they were the same size tree. <v Speaker 1>Wow, and all the same Yeah, that's interesting. Whenever the <v Speaker 1>creature would blink, you would see like this film kind <v Speaker 1>of like one of crocodile blinks. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. So have you ever been to the optometrist and <v Speaker 2>you're sitting in your doctor chair and he's like flashes <v Speaker 2>one circle and says, can you see better out of <v Speaker 2>this lens or this lens and he brings those circles <v Speaker 2>down for you to see out of. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I've seen that before. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. Well that's what her eyes did. So every time <v Speaker 2>she blinked, a different lens would come down, red, amber, brown, white, <v Speaker 2>and the white is what got me calmed down inside, <v Speaker 2>and the brown was for wind, she was normal, and <v Speaker 2>the red was for her to find me in the dark. <v Speaker 1>So they can change the color of their eyes, yes. <v Speaker 2>And they come. And this was a light that came <v Speaker 2>from inside her eyes, not outside. <v Speaker 1>Wow, that's incredible, My friend, Wendy was just telling me <v Speaker 1>that Wendy's from North Carolina, and she was saying that <v Speaker 1>they showed up one night and their eyes were glowing <v Speaker 1>a certain color, and when they showed up the next night, <v Speaker 1>they changed colors. <v Speaker 2>Oh my, wow, Well they I know that she Now <v Speaker 2>the baby never cycled through eyes like that, like his <v Speaker 2>stayed brown. Hers didn't. And then the female sasquatch that <v Speaker 2>the grandmother one. She was solid white with like salt <v Speaker 2>and pepper latch hooked hair, like if someone just took <v Speaker 2>like a crochet latch hook and just latch hooked the hair, <v Speaker 2>different colors in there, like salt and pepper pattern. That's <v Speaker 2>what her fur was. And then she had like a <v Speaker 2>light gray a light heather gray like skin into her. <v Speaker 2>And she had one blue eye and one brown eye. <v Speaker 2>And I never saw her teeth. She never opened her <v Speaker 2>mouth or anything like that. And there was a fox <v Speaker 2>that she had that stayed sitting beside her. And have <v Speaker 2>you ever heard like a fox make like a laughing sound, <v Speaker 2>like it sounds like they're laughing. Well, they like sounded <v Speaker 2>exactly the same sometimes, like she can make the same <v Speaker 2>voice as a fox. It was so weird. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, so they try to blend in with the environment. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, and see the thing about her for her is <v Speaker 2>it was white. And when she held my jelly sandals <v Speaker 2>because they were pearl colored, like, it was like they <v Speaker 2>just disappeared when she held them. They just blended in <v Speaker 2>to what when she was holding. <v Speaker 1>On That's very interesting. So the skin seemed like it <v Speaker 1>had some type of energy over it. Can you describe <v Speaker 1>that too? <v Speaker 2>So so energy, I don't really know if it had <v Speaker 2>like energy over it, it like shimmered out, you know, <v Speaker 2>like a predator effect, like just like like just instant camo, <v Speaker 2>like instantaneous splending in with the environment, and anything that <v Speaker 2>she held just disappeared. <v Speaker 1>Okay, Yeah, because when you were talking about the crocodile underwater, <v Speaker 1>like you kind of described those. <v Speaker 2>Oh oh okay, So how I felt so in regards <v Speaker 2>to that, that's like when she moved and I was <v Speaker 2>next to her, like that's what and I felt that <v Speaker 2>like her ripple like that, you know, like how the <v Speaker 2>water like ripples on top when that when it does that, <v Speaker 2>that's like what I felt refer to. So that's why <v Speaker 2>I thought that was energy. <v Speaker 1>Oh okay, thank you for clearing that up though. <v Speaker 2>I didn't quite get it at her. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, no, that's understandable. And you said it like held <v Speaker 1>its hand over its eyebrows, and that's whenever it projected <v Speaker 1>these thoughts into your mind. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, So you don't like if you're when you're like <v Speaker 2>when you're looking outside and you've just woken up and <v Speaker 2>you're squinting, and you like put your hands over your <v Speaker 2>eyebrows like that, but you've used both hands and you <v Speaker 2>put them on each side and you're like fingertips are <v Speaker 2>connected in the middle. Well, that's how her hands were. <v Speaker 2>And she came down straight to my face to where <v Speaker 2>the other side of her hand touched my forehead. So <v Speaker 2>now my hands her were both the same, like looking <v Speaker 2>at each other. And that's when she just like projected <v Speaker 2>this into my mind, this emergency call. And then she <v Speaker 2>also projected an image of the people inside their car <v Speaker 2>sitting behind their wheel. So the husband was driving the car, <v Speaker 2>the wife is sitting next to him, and that's the <v Speaker 2>image that I got from the windshield. Was you too <v Speaker 2>in the car that hit her? Yeah? <v Speaker 1>And I'm sure that old couple has a story of <v Speaker 1>their own to tell, and I don't know if they're <v Speaker 1>around anymore, But maybe they told this story before somewhere <v Speaker 1>that they hit like a family group of sasquatch with <v Speaker 1>their car, and. <v Speaker 2>So I'm thinking so too. I don't know if they're <v Speaker 2>still alive, because it's forty years later. I've never tried <v Speaker 2>to look them up, even though I know who they are. <v Speaker 2>I don't think I could ever bring myself to call <v Speaker 2>them and say, I know what you did. And I <v Speaker 2>don't even know if they're alive. But I'm quite sure <v Speaker 2>that they have children and stuff like that. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, and whenever this creature held you over the fence, <v Speaker 1>you peed all over the fence and it shocked the creature. <v Speaker 2>So the electricity traveled up through my tea and shocked <v Speaker 2>both of us, shocked me and the creature, and she <v Speaker 2>dropped me straight to the ground. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's that's wild right there. <v Speaker 2>I felt so bad because I electrocated her, like I <v Speaker 2>felt terrible. <v Speaker 1>I'm sure she understood you were in fear. <v Speaker 2>I don't know. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, so you were like a dirty little mess, and <v Speaker 1>you you smelled like like a sewer. Essentially, you had <v Speaker 1>no shoes and the cop wouldn't give you the passwords, <v Speaker 1>so you you had a walk next to the sheriff's car. <v Speaker 1>And I could just picture that in my mind, this <v Speaker 1>little girl walking next to this cop car all the way. <v Speaker 2>Home, greasy all over me from their hands. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, he's thinking, what in the world happened. I'm just <v Speaker 1>going to make sure I get her home. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, And he knew my mom too, and he did <v Speaker 2>not have the courage to go inside that house with me. <v Speaker 2>He was there, I'll be like with her. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, and that was really cute. Give me the password <v Speaker 1>and he just didn't know. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, And the password was my dog's name, Greta. <v Speaker 1>He would have never gotten No, he never would have <v Speaker 1>got it. How old were you whenever this encounter happened? <v Speaker 2>So I was eight years old, okay, I. <v Speaker 1>Think you said that. And how long did this encounter last? <v Speaker 2>Like? <v Speaker 1>How many hours were you there? Or minutes? <v Speaker 2>I was Sarah all day. I left my house after <v Speaker 2>Jennison Minis that morning. Dennis and Minis is like a <v Speaker 2>back then, it was like a sitcom that came on <v Speaker 2>with like a real actor, not like a cartoon. And <v Speaker 2>it was a little boy that was like mischievous and <v Speaker 2>always bugged his neighbors. And so I remember I made <v Speaker 2>my grips and I watched Ennis and minutes and I <v Speaker 2>put my sandals on and told my mom I was <v Speaker 2>going out to play, and by then it would have <v Speaker 2>been eight thirty am. The time that came in on <v Speaker 2>the car call was ten thirty four pm. I was <v Speaker 2>in the nest for a couple hours before she found me, <v Speaker 2>but essentially I was with them all day. And I'm <v Speaker 2>scared to death because I don't know if I want <v Speaker 2>to remember everything. So I'm pretty good with everything that <v Speaker 2>I know. Like with regression, I'm appreciative for it because <v Speaker 2>it helps you realize that you're alive, but it also <v Speaker 2>puts you back during your accounter, and so I was <v Speaker 2>only able to sit through regression to the tree part <v Speaker 2>for the conversation, and I was only able to sit <v Speaker 2>through regression for the first part of my encounter to <v Speaker 2>realize that a tunnel a light came down and helped <v Speaker 2>that baby. But I can't really sit through it anymore <v Speaker 2>because I don't really have anyone to talk about it, <v Speaker 2>and there's only so many emails you can send people <v Speaker 2>before they get tired of hearing from you. So I <v Speaker 2>think I'm pretty good. I don't think I want to <v Speaker 2>go to regression for any of my extraterrestrial encounters either, <v Speaker 2>especially the missing time with the owl, because I've heard <v Speaker 2>those can be like I heard the owl ones like <v Speaker 2>the owl missing time ones like even though it's a <v Speaker 2>sweet gesture with the owl feather and everything, I'm sure <v Speaker 2>there were good parts, but I've heard that those ones <v Speaker 2>are really bad, and I don't think I can handle <v Speaker 2>really bad. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, had an encounter with a large white owl. It <v Speaker 1>was like the size of a human, like maybe four <v Speaker 1>or five feet tall, and it was Oh, it snowed <v Speaker 1>in the wintertime, and I wanted to go back to <v Speaker 1>where I seen this white sasquatch come out of the woods. <v Speaker 1>So I kind of followed where he came out of <v Speaker 1>and it took me down to this creek bottom and <v Speaker 1>it snowed, and it doesn't snow a lot in Missouri. <v Speaker 1>But whenever I was walking to this area where he <v Speaker 1>came out of where I found like some pushed over <v Speaker 1>cedar trees, I was looking for him. Whenever I was <v Speaker 1>walking towards the creek, I saw this shadow go over <v Speaker 1>my shoulder and it was almost like someone threw like <v Speaker 1>a large football over me. And what it was was <v Speaker 1>that owl, and he landed on this branch, and he <v Speaker 1>was looking at me, like staring into my soul. His <v Speaker 1>eyes were like this amber red orange color and he <v Speaker 1>was looking directly at my eyes, and I was frozen <v Speaker 1>in place. And he was ginormous. I mean, this huge <v Speaker 1>white owl, like snow white. And it was just weird <v Speaker 1>that I seen him the day that it snowed, like <v Speaker 1>this thing was out flying around to like blend into <v Speaker 1>the environment. That's what I was thinking. Well, it hit <v Speaker 1>me like, I have my phone in my pocket, I'm <v Speaker 1>going to record this thing on video. And I slowly <v Speaker 1>took my hand and I was reaching into my coat <v Speaker 1>pocket and whenever I did that, his eyes went from <v Speaker 1>looking dead at me to my hand and he was <v Speaker 1>watching my hand. And as I was going for my phone, <v Speaker 1>he flew off and I was like, man, I missed it. <v Speaker 1>But it felt super spiritual. And I heard the Native <v Speaker 1>Americans talk about that, like people encountering these white owls. <v Speaker 1>And it can go both ways. Some say it's like <v Speaker 1>an omen and some say that it's spiritual. And honestly, <v Speaker 1>like with the the Christian faith, it's bad to even <v Speaker 1>say anything is an omen. It talks about that in <v Speaker 1>the Bible, to even suggest it like suggest it. <v Speaker 2>Yell. That's so frustrating, isn't it? Because not everything is <v Speaker 2>like it's just not. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, yeah, I agree. Okay, So you didn't know what <v Speaker 1>Bigfoot was and then you saw the legend of Boggie Creek. <v Speaker 1>I'm sure that terrified you not knowing what Bigfoot was. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. I still can't watch a Bigfoot movie to this day. <v Speaker 2>I cannot. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I don't blame you. Okay. So moving to the <v Speaker 1>new location, and whenever you encountered this hyena creature, my <v Speaker 1>question is why did your dad leave you outside? Why <v Speaker 1>did he lock the door? Like I was trying to <v Speaker 1>understand that part. <v Speaker 2>I think it was because at this point, like it <v Speaker 2>had been like a little over a year since my encounter, <v Speaker 2>but I was still terrified, and he had grown like <v Speaker 2>tired of finding me. Like I would army crawl in <v Speaker 2>the bedroom at night time so he couldn't see me, <v Speaker 2>and I would crawl over to my mom's side, and <v Speaker 2>because she knew it happened to me, like she like <v Speaker 2>it was okay for me to be there on the floor, <v Speaker 2>and so like I'll cross beside her bed because I <v Speaker 2>didn't want to sleep in my room alone. So and <v Speaker 2>he would get mad if he would wake up and <v Speaker 2>find me on the floor. And so then I found <v Speaker 2>like she had a waterbed, and I found that like <v Speaker 2>I could like squeeze between the middle of the drawers <v Speaker 2>and the very very very middle of it to where <v Speaker 2>he wouldn't know I was in there. And so that's <v Speaker 2>how I slept a lot until I like got better <v Speaker 2>and could deal with it. And I also think that <v Speaker 2>she knew I was terrified, and I think she would <v Speaker 2>just trying to say she was sorry. And the only <v Speaker 2>way she could say she was sorry was by sitting <v Speaker 2>outside my window at that time when I didn't have <v Speaker 2>anyone and hume and sing me a sweet phone to <v Speaker 2>call me. And on those times that she did that, <v Speaker 2>I was able to crawl underneath my bed and like <v Speaker 2>I would like bury myself underneath my bed and was <v Speaker 2>like all my stuffed animals around me underneath. And because <v Speaker 2>I was afraid that she could still see through the <v Speaker 2>window and see where I was in my room and <v Speaker 2>if I was laying on my bed. But I thought <v Speaker 2>if I buried myself under my bed and I just <v Speaker 2>kept putting things around me, that no one could find me. <v Speaker 2>But I think she still knew because she could feel me, <v Speaker 2>she could feel like that I was sad. So I <v Speaker 2>think she was just trying to comfort me because obviously <v Speaker 2>my parents weren't doing a good job at that. <v Speaker 1>Dune. And I'm sorry that happened to you. Whenever you yeah, no, <v Speaker 1>I understand, and whenever you encountered this white hyena canine <v Speaker 1>looking creature that was as big as a lion, whatever <v Speaker 1>happened to it. <v Speaker 2>I think that she said it because you remember when <v Speaker 2>I told you and then when I was on the <v Speaker 2>in the forest with them, and that she would draw <v Speaker 2>those symbols on the ground and then stack some stones <v Speaker 2>four piled high. Well, it came back. It came out <v Speaker 2>of one of those one of those portals, and I <v Speaker 2>think that it came back to like I think it <v Speaker 2>was like a like a guard dog or when she <v Speaker 2>couldn't be there, Does that make sense. I think that <v Speaker 2>she just like sent it to watch over me. Because <v Speaker 2>also when she got to the tree opening that day <v Speaker 2>that I was in and we had a conversation, she <v Speaker 2>told me that I should not be playing in the woods, <v Speaker 2>that there are things out here that would hurt me, <v Speaker 2>and not animals. She told me there were other things <v Speaker 2>that I should be very afraid of that take kids <v Speaker 2>and eat them. And so I think that everything that <v Speaker 2>she did that day, the nest being built there, the <v Speaker 2>poop all around the nest, I think it was all <v Speaker 2>strategically done to protect me or whoever would have been <v Speaker 2>going in the woods that day to that treehouse from <v Speaker 2>whatever was out there. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, very well could have been. So the dog didn't <v Speaker 1>try to hurt you or harmy in any way. <v Speaker 2>No, he just stayed like a deer would like, except <v Speaker 2>it was a hyena, not idear, and it just stayed <v Speaker 2>like in the woodline. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's really interesting. The creature that I saw, Oh, <v Speaker 1>go ahead. <v Speaker 2>And then when he told me in my mind, spirit beast, <v Speaker 2>it's kind of like all started clicking in my adult years, like, Okay, <v Speaker 2>he was sent there for me. That's how I took it. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's interesting to know. And the creature that I saw. <v Speaker 1>Me and my buddy we were driving towards the river <v Speaker 1>one day after school and we would road trip and <v Speaker 1>we were going down the country road a highway and <v Speaker 1>it was almost dark time and we were going down <v Speaker 1>this hill on the highway and my friend saw this <v Speaker 1>possum crossing the road, and it was a big possum. <v Speaker 1>All of a sudden, he stepped on the pedal, and <v Speaker 1>I'm thinking, what the heck, what is this guy doing. <v Speaker 1>Oh my gosh, he's gonna try to hit this possum. <v Speaker 1>And I'm not for hitting animals at all, but anyways, <v Speaker 1>I'm just wondering, like, what what is he doing. He's <v Speaker 1>going by, like he's going like eighty miles an hour <v Speaker 1>on this highway that you're supposed to go fifty five <v Speaker 1>miles an hour. And as we're getting down the hill, <v Speaker 1>this canine creature dives out of the woods into the <v Speaker 1>high way from left to right, and it was just <v Speaker 1>one big swoop and it snatches up this possum and <v Speaker 1>with its mouth throws it up in the air and <v Speaker 1>then catches it and then shakes its head like a <v Speaker 1>rag doll back and forth, and then it dives back <v Speaker 1>into the woods. But this creature, it was built like <v Speaker 1>a lion. It was huge, and it had like the <v Speaker 1>head of a hyena, and it had like this mane <v Speaker 1>around its neck, like the fur or the hair on <v Speaker 1>this creature. It was really short, I would say, like <v Speaker 1>a half inch, and it was like a blue pit <v Speaker 1>color like this grayish blue color, but the hair around <v Speaker 1>its neck was like a lion, and it was built <v Speaker 1>like a lion too, Like its front chest was huge. <v Speaker 1>This thing was massive and it looked like a like <v Speaker 1>a wolf or a hyena or a German shepherd. But <v Speaker 1>the head was kind of like rounder, like a pit bull, <v Speaker 1>but the snout was like a like a hyena. <v Speaker 2>Amazing, that's incredible. Yeah, I don't even know what to say. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I. <v Speaker 2>Don't know what I would have done. If she would <v Speaker 2>have like thrown something up in there and ate it <v Speaker 2>in front of me, I'm pretty sure I would have died. Like, <v Speaker 2>I'm pretty sure I would have because inside her mouth <v Speaker 2>was terrifying. It was huge, huge. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's creepy. <v Speaker 2>And like when she yawned, like her top canaines like <v Speaker 2>came down like a whole punch, like they weren't there before. <v Speaker 2>They didn't even retract. Well she yawned, That's how I <v Speaker 2>noticed the one that was broken off on that side. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, very interesting stuff, and it really mirrors a lot <v Speaker 1>of my encounters and experiences. Whenever you went back to <v Speaker 1>that state park, whenever the school dropped you off there, <v Speaker 1>did you run into the Sasquatch. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, so the baby that I had during my childhood <v Speaker 2>encounters like even though I only saw him in person <v Speaker 2>like that, like when when I was little, when I <v Speaker 2>was grown up, or when I was older, like he <v Speaker 2>stayed in the woodlines when I ran so like I <v Speaker 2>really didn't get to see him a whole lot. Oh <v Speaker 2>one thing I did, forget to tell you, Like sometimes <v Speaker 2>I would wake up in the pasture outside of my home, <v Speaker 2>like in the field asleep, and I had been like <v Speaker 2>and then I would just be like, I don't even <v Speaker 2>know how I got out there. And if I think <v Speaker 2>back to it now, when I think back to me <v Speaker 2>laying on the ground outside, I remember seeing him laying <v Speaker 2>beside me on the ground until I woke up, until <v Speaker 2>a neighbor came and found me to take me home. <v Speaker 2>So literally he she just laid on the ground beside me. <v Speaker 2>Why I laid outside of sleep and I don't know why. <v Speaker 2>I don't know if that was like trauma from what <v Speaker 2>my dad she used to do with me, remember when <v Speaker 2>he would take and send me in the backyard when <v Speaker 2>that accounter happened. <v Speaker 3>And see they saw all this, like they saw all this, <v Speaker 3>So she had so much time to process my whole life, <v Speaker 3>like she saw everything I went through. <v Speaker 2>She saw the kids that made fun of me wearing <v Speaker 2>my fur coat. She told me I should take off <v Speaker 2>my fur and they would like me, but I didn't care. <v Speaker 2>I kept it on. So like everything that she studied <v Speaker 2>about me, like they were so sweet and thoughtful, like <v Speaker 2>anything could have happened to me sleeping on the ground <v Speaker 2>outside in a field. He laid right there beside me, <v Speaker 2>just right there in the grass on his stomach, had <v Speaker 2>on his hands, just right there beside me, until the <v Speaker 2>neighbor would come find me. This was a different neighbor <v Speaker 2>in our new town. He would come find me because <v Speaker 2>it was his field, and he would take me home. <v Speaker 2>It only happened a couple of times. And this is <v Speaker 2>the really strange part about this time is that on <v Speaker 2>the times that I would be sleeping like, I would <v Speaker 2>travel like outside of my body with him, with the <v Speaker 2>baby SaaS crutch that wasn't a baby anymore, but it <v Speaker 2>wasn't he wasn't like in body form. So if you <v Speaker 2>can picture two bodies laying on the ground and your <v Speaker 2>soul just flying in the sky, we would go to <v Speaker 2>this rock hit. I don't know how to physic to <v Speaker 2>the bride because it's kind of crazy. We would travel <v Speaker 2>in soul form to a rock pit together and like <v Speaker 2>go swimming, and our hair would be wet. His fur <v Speaker 2>would be wet, My hair would be wet. Every our <v Speaker 2>clothes would be wet. But then when I would wake <v Speaker 2>up on the ground back in my body, like I <v Speaker 2>would be dry, and so would he. And then when <v Speaker 2>then farmer the neighbor would come and get me to <v Speaker 2>take me inside, like he would just like shimmer out <v Speaker 2>and pancake load to the ground. And the neighbor that <v Speaker 2>would take me home would never even see him laying <v Speaker 2>there just like laying there flat on the ground, blending in. <v Speaker 2>It was incredible. I can't believe I forgot to tell <v Speaker 2>you that part. I'm so sorry that happened before my <v Speaker 2>outl encounter. <v Speaker 1>Well, I appreciate you for sharing that and going to <v Speaker 1>the Nordic encounter the human blonde haired being. Do you <v Speaker 1>think this is an angel? Do you think it's something interdimensional? <v Speaker 1>Do you think it's something demonic? You're abducted, so what <v Speaker 1>do you think about this? <v Speaker 2>This is not an angel, it's not a demon, It <v Speaker 2>is not a human. It is not an animal. It <v Speaker 2>is something I don't know what it is. They are <v Speaker 2>not from here. They are a human like and they <v Speaker 2>looked human. But if you look at them that you've <v Speaker 2>learned very quickly they are not human by their eyes. <v Speaker 2>Their eyes don't look the same. And there do you <v Speaker 2>know what Edward looks like from that vampire movie? I <v Speaker 2>don't really know what it's called. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I know what you're talking about. <v Speaker 2>Do you know how it showed like that shimmery part <v Speaker 2>of him, like when he got in the sun. That's <v Speaker 2>how this their skin. <v Speaker 1>Was his skin was, yeah, Twilight. <v Speaker 2>It was like, Yeah, it was like a hologram, like <v Speaker 2>it didn't make any sense, Like it kept his features <v Speaker 2>kept shifting and moving. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>And when you were in that ship in the oven <v Speaker 1>is what I'll call it. It reminded me of like <v Speaker 1>stranger things. <v Speaker 2>Oh, I've never seen stranger things. I can see. I <v Speaker 2>can't watch things like that because of what I've been through. <v Speaker 2>Like I tell you, if I watch stuff like that, <v Speaker 2>it seems me in a really bad place. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>I don't watch stuff like that either, And I mean <v Speaker 1>I have, but I just try to watch anything positive <v Speaker 1>and I can't watch horror films anymore. Or anything like. <v Speaker 1>Right now, the only thing I can really watch is <v Speaker 1>like YouTubers that go camping or fishing or like that, <v Speaker 1>geo like I don't know, like wildlife shows things like <v Speaker 1>that or anything like religious. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, you know, I tell you, I don't know. I <v Speaker 2>really I think I keep myself occupied taking care of <v Speaker 2>other people so I don't have to think about what <v Speaker 2>I've been through. But now look at me, and I <v Speaker 2>think that's that's what let me hear so I can <v Speaker 2>just take that second step in my journey and not <v Speaker 2>be ashamed about what I've been through. But most important <v Speaker 2>of all, quit being afraid of people, because there's really people, <v Speaker 2>nice people like you that I shouldn't be afraid of. <v Speaker 2>And I want to say thank you so much for <v Speaker 2>helping me. You're amazing. <v Speaker 1>Oh, you're amazing, Amy. It was a blessing speaking with <v Speaker 1>you today. And I'm really happy that you said that. <v Speaker 1>I mean, obviously not everyone thinks I'm a good person, <v Speaker 1>and I'm really glad that you think that about me, <v Speaker 1>So that really means a ton to me, and it <v Speaker 1>was really good to hear that. <v Speaker 2>And you know what, like this doesn't have to be it. <v Speaker 2>If you have any questions for me, and you think <v Speaker 2>of anything, like my heart is open to you, Like <v Speaker 2>my family knows about you. Everyone here knows what I'm <v Speaker 2>doing right now, and like if you had any questions <v Speaker 2>for me or anything that I forgot to share, like, <v Speaker 2>you can call me anytime, and I will never make <v Speaker 2>fun of you, and I will listen to you, and <v Speaker 2>I will not judge you about what you've been through. <v Speaker 1>I really appreciate that, and I certainly do need someone <v Speaker 1>to talk to, so I'll keep in constant communication with you. <v Speaker 1>And yeah, I was. I was tearing up whenever you <v Speaker 1>were telling your story and a few times I had <v Speaker 1>to cry, and just I felt this deep emotion and <v Speaker 1>I could relate to your experiences and it really touched <v Speaker 1>my heart, and I just such a good feeling knowing <v Speaker 1>that there's other people out there that have had these <v Speaker 1>same experiences. And that's why I started my channel, because <v Speaker 1>whenever I first started talking about Bigfoot, I told myself, <v Speaker 1>that's all I'm gonna say is just the Bigfoot stuff. <v Speaker 1>I'm not going to tell anyone else about the other <v Speaker 1>cryptids or the paranormal activity. There's no way. And it <v Speaker 1>took me a lot just to talk about the Bigfoot encounters, <v Speaker 1>and eventually I started talking about the paranormal experiences because <v Speaker 1>I knew that there had to be someone out there <v Speaker 1>that's had these same experiences, because I know they were <v Speaker 1>real without a doubt. It wasn't sleep prolysis. It wasn't <v Speaker 1>I wasn't on drugs, and I wasn't hallucinating, Like this <v Speaker 1>stuff really happened. So if I'd had these experiences, I <v Speaker 1>know someone else out there has. So I'm really glad <v Speaker 1>I opened up about it. And I mean, I think <v Speaker 1>I would have got more views and more believers if <v Speaker 1>I just would have stuck with Bigfoot and played it <v Speaker 1>off like it was just this unknown primate. But with <v Speaker 1>what I experienced seeing them just vanish into thin air, <v Speaker 1>or seeing the orbs associated with the activity, or them <v Speaker 1>like showing up in different areas whenever I'd be hunting <v Speaker 1>in different conservation areas, all in the same time period, Like, <v Speaker 1>there's no way they could do that. How can they <v Speaker 1>show up to this exact spot my first time bow <v Speaker 1>hunting in this conservation area. They're here too, twenty or <v Speaker 1>thirty miles away, first time going there, And then I <v Speaker 1>go somewhere else and they're there as well, it's just <v Speaker 1>like there's there's something more to this. There's no way <v Speaker 1>that this is just some unknown primate. And they followed <v Speaker 1>me to my house and I started having encounters here, So, <v Speaker 1>like I know, there's a lot more to it, and <v Speaker 1>people just need to be a lot more open mind <v Speaker 1>and sometimes the craziest stories may be the realest ones <v Speaker 1>out there. <v Speaker 2>And let me tell you if you don't think they <v Speaker 2>don't know who we share our stories with, because when <v Speaker 2>we share our stories, we also share them and they <v Speaker 2>know exactly who we share them with. And you have <v Speaker 2>her name, so if you are ever in the woods <v Speaker 2>and you need a friend, don't be afraid to use <v Speaker 2>her name. And let me tell you she can hear you. <v Speaker 2>You know how I know that that call was an emergency. <v Speaker 2>Call me Gil. I forgot to tell you this, But <v Speaker 2>about ten years into our marriage, my husban and I <v Speaker 2>went to a ranch in Centerville, Texas for his company. <v Speaker 2>And this was after I had pushed my bigfoot accounter <v Speaker 2>to the side, and like I was doing okay, I <v Speaker 2>still didn't enture out in the woods, but I did <v Speaker 2>get on a four wheeler and ride behind him, and <v Speaker 2>this day I went, don't ask me why. I got <v Speaker 2>on a four wheeler and I rode to the edge <v Speaker 2>of the woodline on this ranch, and I did my <v Speaker 2>emergency call that she gave me, the one I told <v Speaker 2>you she put in my head. I went to the <v Speaker 2>edge of the woodlines and I made it. And I <v Speaker 2>don't know why I did, because in the second I <v Speaker 2>did it, my heart dropped my body foot with terror, <v Speaker 2>and I was like, holy crab, what did I just do? <v Speaker 2>Ran back to the ran back to the jump, back <v Speaker 2>on the four wheeler, got back to the house, went inside, <v Speaker 2>shut the drapes, through the door, shut, walked myself inside. <v Speaker 2>I thought, oh my God, like I was waiting, you know, <v Speaker 2>like what I do? Do you know? That night? That <v Speaker 2>that night, when night came, she came by herself to <v Speaker 2>a tree outside by the back porch. And I did <v Speaker 2>not know she was there because I was too scared <v Speaker 2>to go outside. My husband knew she was there. My <v Speaker 2>husband was sitting on the back porch and he didn't <v Speaker 2>take a gun because he would never want to hurt her. <v Speaker 2>And my husband is also ex military. He was a sniper, <v Speaker 2>so he's very good with a gun, and he's very <v Speaker 2>good with his vision. And all he saw was the <v Speaker 2>doctor Pepper Eyes standing by this tree all night long. <v Speaker 2>And he stayed out there in the chair all night long, <v Speaker 2>sitting with his back to the house while we were inside, <v Speaker 2>staring at her, and he would not let me go outside, <v Speaker 2>and I didn't want to go outside. But what I <v Speaker 2>want you to tell you. What I want to tell <v Speaker 2>you is that when they give you with an emergency call, <v Speaker 2>if you don't remember what it is, don't use it, <v Speaker 2>because they their lives coming to that call. And I <v Speaker 2>could have been stupid and use that call in a wrong, <v Speaker 2>irresponsible way, and I feel terrible about that, and so <v Speaker 2>I forgot to tell you that too. <v Speaker 1>I appreciate you for sharing that with me, so you <v Speaker 1>believe that if I use this call in a moment <v Speaker 1>of need, they might show up. <v Speaker 2>If you use If you have ever been gifted an <v Speaker 2>emergency call by a Bigfoot and you are in trouble <v Speaker 2>and you use that call, they will come and help. <v Speaker 1>You, that is very interesting. I had a strange dream <v Speaker 1>the other night before I went to bed. I felt <v Speaker 1>like I was don't know, I feel like I'm in <v Speaker 1>God's waiting room and I've been kind of studying, like <v Speaker 1>how to communicate with God, like how to hear God's voice? <v Speaker 1>And I sat there all night before I went to bed, <v Speaker 1>like how do I actually hear his voice? Like I <v Speaker 1>was really thinking about it. I've been watching a lot <v Speaker 1>of videos, reading a lot of books about it, and <v Speaker 1>it just wasn't making sense to me. And I had <v Speaker 1>this dream. It was just a really strange dream. There <v Speaker 1>were people from my past that were in it, and <v Speaker 1>it was really hard to remember. But towards the end, <v Speaker 1>the cop that was in my dream, the code word <v Speaker 1>for like the rest of the cops to come in <v Speaker 1>was God Help me. And then I woke up that <v Speaker 1>night like two or three in the morning, and I <v Speaker 1>was thinking like, man, I still don't know, like how <v Speaker 1>to hear God's voice. And I thought about that dream, like, man, <v Speaker 1>that's really weird. Right at the end, that guy said God, <v Speaker 1>please help me. And I remember this time whenever, I <v Speaker 1>don't know it was years ago. I was doing things <v Speaker 1>that I shouldn't have and I mean I would admit <v Speaker 1>it here, like I smoked marijuana or whatever. But I <v Speaker 1>got really, really dang sick, like I felt like I <v Speaker 1>was almost out of my body, and all of a sudden, <v Speaker 1>I started feeling like really hot, and I remember like <v Speaker 1>touching my chest, like kind of patting my chest and <v Speaker 1>like I was sweaty hot, and then all of a sudden, <v Speaker 1>it got worse and worse, and it felt like I <v Speaker 1>was inside this giant bell, Like I just heard this <v Speaker 1>loud bell ringing, and I was like inside the bell <v Speaker 1>like ding, and it was so ear shattering, like I <v Speaker 1>didn't know what to do. I was panicking, and then <v Speaker 1>it got worse and worse, and like I was sweating <v Speaker 1>even more, and like the sound was deafening, Like it <v Speaker 1>sounded like I was inside a large church bell and <v Speaker 1>somebody hit it really hard and that sound wouldn't go away. <v Speaker 1>And then I didn't know what to do, and I said, God, <v Speaker 1>please help me. Boom, like a light switch, it just stopped. <v Speaker 1>And I guess, I guess that's how I communicate with God. <v Speaker 1>Is that, like when I really need him, I have <v Speaker 1>to say, God, please help me. I don't know. That's <v Speaker 1>just how I felt. I don't know if that's true. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, And were his children, so hits his job to <v Speaker 2>help us, he has to. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, And I feel like that dream answered my question <v Speaker 1>because I sat there all night and I woke up <v Speaker 1>that morning wondering like how do I communicate with God? <v Speaker 1>And I guess you have to call out to him. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, I forgot to tell you something. Do you remember <v Speaker 2>my encounter on board the ship when I told you <v Speaker 2>I crawled into the room next to me, the oven <v Speaker 2>as you would call it. I forgot to tell you that. <v Speaker 2>That summer I went to church camp. And when I <v Speaker 2>got to church camp, there was a girl there. It <v Speaker 2>was the girl in the room next to me on <v Speaker 2>that ship. And I walked right over to her and <v Speaker 2>I gave her the biggest I'm so sorry about my dogs. <v Speaker 1>Oh you're fine. <v Speaker 2>I walked right over to her and I gave her <v Speaker 2>the biggest hug and I just started crying, and she <v Speaker 2>started crying, and I said, Hi, my name is Amy, <v Speaker 2>and she said Hi, my name is Star. So the <v Speaker 2>girl that was on that ship with me in that <v Speaker 2>other womb room, her name was Star. Her name is Star, <v Speaker 2>and she's from Phoenix, Arizona, and Star, if you can <v Speaker 2>hear this, I love you. Anyways, she was on the <v Speaker 2>ship that night and I met her in real p <v Speaker 2>and I met her back here on Earth in real life. <v Speaker 2>And because at first I thought I was crazy and <v Speaker 2>that maybe my mom had beat me and that the <v Speaker 2>bruises were from her. And then when I met that <v Speaker 2>girl in real life, I was so happy that I <v Speaker 2>just like started crying because I knew that my mom <v Speaker 2>didn't beat me and I didn't imagine it. <v Speaker 1>That is incredible. Is that the red, red haired girl <v Speaker 1>with the awqua blue eyes that was asleep. <v Speaker 2>Yeah her name is Star Wow. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's incredible that her name is Starr as well. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, my new friend has literally came from the stars. <v Speaker 2>I'm telling you, my whole life is just so crazy <v Speaker 2>and everything that's happened to me, it just all goes together. <v Speaker 2>And I know it probably doesn't make a whole lot <v Speaker 2>of sense to y'all, but it makes sense to me. <v Speaker 2>And I'm just so thankful for all of y'all letting <v Speaker 2>me share with you. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>I was blessed to be able to communicate with you <v Speaker 1>today and I'm glad I contacted you in the comments. <v Speaker 1>I read your comment and I was like, I got <v Speaker 1>to reach out to her. It sounds out there and <v Speaker 1>she's had some bigfoot encounters and that's what I'm looking for. <v Speaker 1>I'm looking for out there, something that's deeper and has <v Speaker 1>more meaning than I saw it walk across the road <v Speaker 1>and that was it. Never had anything else happen again. <v Speaker 1>And I'm glad that we were able to speak and <v Speaker 1>you shared all this information with me. You also shared <v Speaker 1>these photos and I'll put them up in the podcast <v Speaker 1>so people can see them of kind of like what <v Speaker 1>the sasquatch looked like. You also shared this one, and <v Speaker 1>I believe it's from a national park in China where <v Speaker 1>there's this big mother sasquatch and she's reaching out to <v Speaker 1>her baby. What is the significance to that photo and <v Speaker 1>how does this relate to your experience? <v Speaker 2>So that photo is who I saw. That's exactly who <v Speaker 2>I saw in the woods. She wasn't wearing a leaf <v Speaker 2>skirt and she didn't have long hair, but that's who <v Speaker 2>I saw in the woods, and that's what her baby <v Speaker 2>looked like. Wow. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, that's exactly how you describe them too. So it <v Speaker 1>must be the same creatures or the same type of <v Speaker 1>creatures that they're seeing in China. And like you said, <v Speaker 1>they can think where they want to go and they <v Speaker 1>can appear there. And I've heard that from people that <v Speaker 1>they're seeing the same sasquatch. Let's say, for example, someone <v Speaker 1>seen this family group of Sasquatch in Arkansas, then maybe <v Speaker 1>there was like a black one, a gray one, a <v Speaker 1>white one. Someone in Missouri can have that same encounter <v Speaker 1>and they possibly experience the same thing. And I think <v Speaker 1>a lot of people call them the Sabe like there's <v Speaker 1>a lot of information about that out there, and I <v Speaker 1>don't know. I do feel like they're spiritual beings, but <v Speaker 1>I personally do feel like we're under spiritual warfare and <v Speaker 1>there's like this battle between good and evil and possibly, <v Speaker 1>like the paranormal experiences, like that was evil, but maybe <v Speaker 1>the Sasquatch are good, Like there's good beings out there <v Speaker 1>that are trying to pull us in the right direction <v Speaker 1>and know the struggle that we're going through this conflict. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, so I have to tell you something, and I <v Speaker 2>don't I don't think that I can put like her <v Speaker 2>pictures like out like that I had done with her <v Speaker 2>because I didn't get permission to share them publicly. I <v Speaker 2>only got permission to share them privately. And I don't <v Speaker 2>really know how like lawsuits and stuff work or how <v Speaker 2>you guys, I don't want someone to take your video <v Speaker 2>down over a sketch that I didn't get permission to <v Speaker 2>share publicly, So I don't really know, Miguel. If I <v Speaker 2>could put her picture out. <v Speaker 1>There, we can certainly try, or if not, I can <v Speaker 1>leave like a link in the description and people can <v Speaker 1>go to it. But either way, I'll try to put <v Speaker 1>it in the video. <v Speaker 2>You mean of my big foot. <v Speaker 1>Yeah. <v Speaker 2>Also, like I don't have the person that sketched the <v Speaker 2>sketch Them'm like I don't have her permission to share <v Speaker 2>them publicly. I didn't ask her to share them publicly. <v Speaker 2>I'm terrified to ask her to share them publicly, and <v Speaker 2>I don't know how to ask her if I could <v Speaker 2>share them. Yes, it is Savilla and she's amazing, and <v Speaker 2>this is the reason why I don't know if I <v Speaker 2>have her permission. So so she really hoped me, like <v Speaker 2>she worked months and hours on them with me, and <v Speaker 2>I'm like, I'm I think that, like like I think <v Speaker 2>that she might like be ashamed of me, like because <v Speaker 2>like she was they were like, oh God, I don't <v Speaker 2>even know how I'm gonna say this, Like I think <v Speaker 2>it like like things changed when I shared this, Like <v Speaker 2>things changed when I shared the part of my encounter <v Speaker 2>of them. I'm not being from here, like like it <v Speaker 2>wasn't what like people wanted to hear like said they're <v Speaker 2>from Maldag and so like I kind of like didn't <v Speaker 2>hear back from anybody, like unless I emailed them, and <v Speaker 2>so like no one really finished like helping me through things, <v Speaker 2>and I thought, like I felt bad and so because <v Speaker 2>I didn't have like money to pay like like because <v Speaker 2>I didn't like I wanted to like do something special <v Speaker 2>for her because of what she did for me, and <v Speaker 2>I didn't have a whole lot of money. But my <v Speaker 2>daughter was a wonderful artist. So I asked my daughter <v Speaker 2>to paint her a picture. And my daughter like painted <v Speaker 2>this really beautiful picture of a horse. And then when <v Speaker 2>I like sent her an email just giving her an <v Speaker 2>update on what was happening with me and how I <v Speaker 2>was doing in my process, and I told her that <v Speaker 2>my daughter painted her a picture, could I like send <v Speaker 2>it to her, And so I kind of took the <v Speaker 2>last email was like the last email, and it was <v Speaker 2>like not an acknowledgment that the that I could send <v Speaker 2>it to her. So I feel like that she might <v Speaker 2>be ashamed or embarrassed with me, and she might not <v Speaker 2>like want her picture, Like in my encounter, that's just <v Speaker 2>that might just be me, Miguel. It just might be <v Speaker 2>the way my feelings that are hurt. And I don't <v Speaker 2>really know how to like like after her to see <v Speaker 2>it like anyways, it's fine. I just I'm scared of people. <v Speaker 2>I don't communicate with them very well, and I'm afraid <v Speaker 2>that she might not want her picture connected to my encounter. <v Speaker 2>And I just want to be respectful of her because <v Speaker 2>she works really hard for her name and it might <v Speaker 2>not be the kind of counter that you know, like <v Speaker 2>that she wants publicly with her name on it. Because <v Speaker 2>I wanted to give my encounter to the DFRO because <v Speaker 2>I thought not the BFRORO directly, but I trust to <v Speaker 2>her because she like knows people. But I wanted to <v Speaker 2>do the responsible thing and share my encounter with people <v Speaker 2>that needed to know about it. So it's I don't <v Speaker 2>really know how if that makes any sense to you. <v Speaker 2>I might have took it all wrong. Yeah, I might <v Speaker 2>have took it all wrong. <v Speaker 1>I don't know understand. Your feelings are completely valid, And <v Speaker 1>it's hard to say if she got tied up or <v Speaker 1>she got overwhelmed with other people contacting her. But I <v Speaker 1>did a trip with her in Alaska and and she <v Speaker 1>said she was going to draw up my encounter. She <v Speaker 1>interviewed me, and then I just never heard back from her. <v Speaker 1>It's been I don't know, like half a year and <v Speaker 1>I reached out to her and she said she get <v Speaker 1>back with me, and she never did. And I mean <v Speaker 1>I got the same feeling as you, because it wasn't <v Speaker 1>just like I saw this creature. I thought it was <v Speaker 1>a primate. It was like I saw this one and <v Speaker 1>then I saw that one, and then later on the <v Speaker 1>whole group showed up and there was a white one <v Speaker 1>that joined the group. You know, it was like after <v Speaker 1>a while, it was kind of like eyebrow raised, like. <v Speaker 2>Oh, well yeah, and this is what this is what <v Speaker 2>I want to share with you, Like you should never <v Speaker 2>share your story with regression until you do regression, if <v Speaker 2>that's what you're going to do, because like then your <v Speaker 2>story changes, you see what I mean. Like that's why <v Speaker 2>I kind of like really didn't tell you, like the <v Speaker 2>story that I remember from aggression, because then my story changes, <v Speaker 2>and then it makes just make your stories not look right. <v Speaker 2>And so she it actually recommended like hypnosis to me <v Speaker 2>like regression. So I actually learned all of those techniques <v Speaker 2>for to do that so I could share this information <v Speaker 2>with her, and so, like, she has a lot going <v Speaker 2>on with her mom, and she was super sweet and <v Speaker 2>I love her so much, but I also I feel like, <v Speaker 2>but you know, when like your mom makes you feel <v Speaker 2>ashamed with you been through, you kind of think like <v Speaker 2>everyone's ashamed of you. <v Speaker 1>So I don't know, Yeah, I'm not ashamed of you, <v Speaker 1>and don't think that. And we'll just say that she <v Speaker 1>got really busy and she does work with the BFRO, <v Speaker 1>so it's a whole different outlook on the topic. So <v Speaker 1>I don't want to say anything bad about her. But <v Speaker 1>if you're listening, no, no, I'm not saying you do. Yeah, <v Speaker 1>I'm just saying that she probably just got really tied up. <v Speaker 1>So that's what I'm thinking in my head, and that's <v Speaker 1>what I keep convincing myself, like she's just really busy <v Speaker 1>and she'll get back with me eventually. <v Speaker 2>And then I thought, well, maybe she doesn't want you <v Speaker 2>to have her PO box, Like who wants you to <v Speaker 2>have their PO box? Didn't mail to like, so you know, <v Speaker 2>I thought maybe that kind of looked like stalker is, <v Speaker 2>like when I asked for a PO box as soon <v Speaker 2>as painting too so then I didn't want to feel <v Speaker 2>like a stalker anymore, so I kind of like didn't <v Speaker 2>email her so but I was really just trying to <v Speaker 2>give her a gift for helping me. And but now <v Speaker 2>I just don't know how to communicate with one at all, <v Speaker 2>because I don't know, I don't know. <v Speaker 1>I'll reach out to her and I'll tell her or <v Speaker 1>I'll ask her if I can use the drawing in <v Speaker 1>the video. Okay, let's see what else. I think. I <v Speaker 1>think that pretty well wraps up all my questions. <v Speaker 2>Okay, Okay, Amy, thank you so much for me. <v Speaker 1>Yeah. Absolutely, it was a pleasure speaking with you today. <v Speaker 1>And I definitely care about what you experienced, your feelings <v Speaker 1>and everything thing that you've gone through. And a lot <v Speaker 1>of people don't understand trauma. They don't understand other people, <v Speaker 1>especially you know, the world that they were brought into <v Speaker 1>and how they are. And I understand you completely. And <v Speaker 1>I'm really blessed that you were able to find a <v Speaker 1>partner in your life because if you would have ended <v Speaker 1>up with like someone else, they would have been really <v Speaker 1>mean to you. So I'm really glad that your husband's <v Speaker 1>really nice to you. He's supportive, and he understands you, <v Speaker 1>and that's really rare to find. So it sounds like <v Speaker 1>you were blessed with a really good family, a really <v Speaker 1>good community of people, and you have a really good <v Speaker 1>head on your shoulders. And I'm just really thankful that <v Speaker 1>you contacted me and were willing to share these encounters <v Speaker 1>and experiences with me, and it really makes me rethink <v Speaker 1>the entire topic. <v Speaker 2>Well, thank you so much, Miguel. I can't tell you <v Speaker 2>how much I appreciate you talking to me as well, <v Speaker 2>and thank you for your channel. And just so you know, <v Speaker 2>like your channels give no baddy's like me places to <v Speaker 2>go when we don't have anybody to talk to. <v Speaker 1>Well, I appreciate that. And you're not a nobody. You matter, <v Speaker 1>and you're really important and special to me, and I'm <v Speaker 1>just really blessed and I thank God that we were <v Speaker 1>able to meet. And one day all of this will <v Speaker 1>have a purpose. So just know that you're helping a <v Speaker 1>lot of other people out there who feel trapped alone <v Speaker 1>and like they're going crazy or something. Okay, you're not crazy, <v Speaker 1>and you definitely experience this and this is going on <v Speaker 1>and it's really happening to people. So just know that <v Speaker 1>God used you to help others, and that's what he <v Speaker 1>does with my channel. So I thank God for everything. <v Speaker 2>Thank you, Michael. I can't believe I did it. I <v Speaker 2>got through it, Sir, I don't believe it. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, you did it. You did an excellent job too, <v Speaker 1>so be proud of yourself. And I want you to <v Speaker 1>take care of yourself going forward, and just make sure <v Speaker 1>that anything else that happens in the future, you contact <v Speaker 1>me and you let me know. Okay, I sure will. <v Speaker 2>And if Sybylla gives you permission to use those pictures, <v Speaker 2>please do because she's amazing and my big foot is <v Speaker 2>beautiful and deserves to be seen. <v Speaker 1>Yeah. Absolutely, she's super nice. I'm sure she'll be all <v Speaker 1>for it. And if I don't hear from her, we'll <v Speaker 1>just go ahead and not post it, but you can <v Speaker 1>share it with me and just text it to me <v Speaker 1>or something. <v Speaker 2>Okay. Thank you, Miguel, And like I said, call me <v Speaker 2>or email me anytime you have my number. <v Speaker 1>Absolutely. All right, Well, you have yourself an excellent day, <v Speaker 1>and we'll talk again in the future, okay, okay o <v Speaker 1>buye sir? All right, all right, Amy, thank you very <v Speaker 1>much for sharing your big foot encounters and paranormal experiences <v Speaker 1>with me, and I know it was not easy for <v Speaker 1>you to do, and I really do appreciate you for <v Speaker 1>enduring that and laying it all out on the table, <v Speaker 1>not holding anything back. A lot of people will have <v Speaker 1>these experiences, including the cryptid encounters, and only share the <v Speaker 1>bigfoot stuff because they're too afraid of being ridiculed and <v Speaker 1>people thinking they're crazy. And let's just face it, it's <v Speaker 1>really hard to tell people about bigfoot, but when you <v Speaker 1>try to tell them about paranormal experiences, they are very <v Speaker 1>quick to judge. So thank you very much, Amy, and <v Speaker 1>you took the same approach that I did, and you <v Speaker 1>put it all out on the line. I don't know <v Speaker 1>if it's all connected, and it probably isn't, but I <v Speaker 1>feel like it's important to share cryptid encounters and paranormal experiences, <v Speaker 1>even if they don't go hand in hand. I think <v Speaker 1>it's important to share that a human being can have <v Speaker 1>multiple experiences and strange areas of their life and there's <v Speaker 1>just not a reason for this activity. That is amazing <v Speaker 1>that you crawled up into the structure and you were <v Speaker 1>able to interact with the baby and the family group <v Speaker 1>of sasquatch and you don't really hear that a lot. <v Speaker 1>I have heard of other people saying that they've been <v Speaker 1>with family groups, but not in this much detail. So <v Speaker 1>that is really cool that they saved you and took <v Speaker 1>you back to where you belong. And I'm glad that <v Speaker 1>you made it home safely because you just never know <v Speaker 1>what these things are capable of, and in your case, <v Speaker 1>you ran into a good clan of Sasquatch and that's <v Speaker 1>just amazing. I don't know what else to say, but <v Speaker 1>I really do appreciate you, and I appreciate everyone who <v Speaker 1>tuned in today and listened to the podcast. I know <v Speaker 1>it was a long one, but it really means a lot. <v Speaker 1>All Right, guys, I really appreciate it if you made <v Speaker 1>it this far, and until the next one, you guys <v Speaker 1>be safe out in the forest.
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